Parents/Carers

Google Classroom:

https://binged.it/2R3JQqg

Resources

 

Free story from Axel Sheffler

https://go.aws/34LS6Bl

If you are concerned about managing during this time please contact the school, myself or Miss Plant.

Support for children with SEN.

See the following links: https://bit.ly/3452jsd

Other fun activities you may like to try:

Fun games

Strengthening Minds offer some helpful tips: https://bit.ly/2UQEFvg

Useful websites: https://www.holytrinity.herts.sch.uk/pupils/

CEOP information: https://bit.ly/2vNmQVw

Teachit Primary has also provided free access:  https://www.teachitprimary.co.uk/

RE resources: https://bit.ly/2J4HR13

RE online: https://bit.ly/392wBNj

MIND support phone numbers

Partnership

At Holy Trinity our aim is to work in close partnership with parents and carers to ensure that children gain the most from their learning. Our successful results last year are partly as a result of the positive partnerships between home and school. There are a number of ways you can get involved with your child’s learning, depending upon the time you have, from supporting daily reading at home to helping in school. There are lots of opportunities. Find out some ways to help at home with the link to our page in the Inclusion section: http://ow.ly/WCdFV

Secondary Transfer.

Parents/carers of children in Year 6 will soon be looking at secondary schools for places in September. For further information, please look at the Herts Direct link:

http://ow.ly/SBxzx

Snow procedures.

We never take a decision to close the school lightly and it is made on the basis of children’s safety. To open the school we have to ensure that we have an appropriate number of teachers at the school by the start of the day and that the site will be safe. Therefore if we have concerns in these areas we will need to take a decision to close the school.

In the event that severe weather causes a school closure, the following information is available to parents:

  • The school website will have a message on this home page.
  • A message will be sent via the school text messaging service.
  • Local radio stations broadcast details of school closures.
  • Please ensure your details are up to date.
  • A notice will be placed on the school gates if we can, and unless the weather is really extreme, we will try to ensure we can get someone to school to answer the phone.