Subjects

Religious Education at Holy Trinity C of E Junior School must be seen in the context of our Mission Statement. It is at the heart of Christian distinctiveness of the school and central to school effectiveness.

At Holy Trinity CofE Junior School, we believe that reading and writing underpin the entire curriculum.  The skills we learn in English contribute to the progress and attainment of pupils in all subjects.

At Holy Trinity our maths lessons have a core focus on children developing their understanding of the fluency skills that underpin mathematical concepts. For each learning point, we ensure that the children are exposed to a variety of representations including concrete, pictorial and abstract to...

At Holy Trinity, our Science lessons allow children to explore the awe and wonder of the fascinating world around them.

At Holy Trinity we aim to guide and train children's movement so that they can become confident in the various disciplines of physical education and experience and enjoy their achievements.

At Holy Trinity we believe in no barriers to learning in Art. We strive to develop techniques in a fun and creative environment where there is no right or wrong. 

Design Technology at Holy Trinity offers a wide variety of creative and practical activities, pupils are taught the skills and knowledge to be able to design, make, cook and evaluate their own product.

Music is a universal language that embodies one of the highest forms of creativity. Music uses vocal and instrumental sounds as an artistic medium for personal, social and cultural expression, and is part of the cultural heritage of all teachers and pupils.

Personal, Social, and Health Education enables the children to develop knowledge, skills and thinking in key areas of maturing as they grow through key stage two.

French is taught with a focus on practical communication so that the children’s conversational skills are developed. In Holy Trinity, we aim to provide a balance of both spoken and written language to lay the fundamentals for further study at KS3.

Computing at Holy Trinity allows children to use their computational thinking skills to understand and change the world.

Geography is an essential part of the curriculum as it provides a means of exploring, appreciating and understanding the world in which we live and how it is evolving.

History teaching focuses on enabling children to think as historians and bring history to life. We place an emphasis on historical skills enabling children to learn about the past through these key skills.