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  • Frank Bowling Art

    Published 06/05/25

    Year 3 - Frank Bowling

    This term, Year 3 have had an amazing time diving into creative and hands-on learning experiences! One of the highlights has been exploring Frank Bowling’s artwork. The children embraced the "give it a go" attitude as they experimented with different techniques and colours, creating their very own masterpieces inspired by his unique style. It’s been wonderful to see how each child brought their creativity to life. 

    Frank Bowling's Life

    Frank Bowling is a famous artist who was born in Guyana in 1934 and moved to London when he was a teenager. He loved to paint and became known for using bright colours and exciting textures in his art. Frank often poured paint onto large canvases to create beautiful, abstract pictures that look like maps or oceans. His work shows feelings, places, and memories. Even though some people didn’t understand his art at first, Frank kept going and became one of the most important British artists. Today, his paintings are in big museums, and he is celebrated all around the world.

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  • Colour Run

    Published 06/05/25

    Colour Run

    During Term 4, all the children took to the school field to celebrate Holi, the festival of colours, with a fantastic colour run! Our school embraced this vibrant festival by inviting both children and adults to join in the fun.

    Dressed in white clothes, everyone eagerly lined up to race around the field, getting splashed with bright powders . The air was filled with vibrant colours of pink, blue, yellow, and green, creating a stunning rainbow effect. Laughter and excitement filled the air as children encouraged each other, while adults joined in the fun too.

     

    The colour run wasn’t just about running—it was about coming together as a community to celebrate and share a moment of pure joy. It was a truly unforgettable experience for everyone!

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  • Year 4 -Kearsney Abbey Gardens Trip

    Published 06/05/25

    Class 4 made the most of the amazing sunshine on Thursday with a fantastic visit to Kearsney Abbey Gardens. The warm weather gave us the perfect opportunity to explore the beautiful surroundings and enjoy learning outdoors. We began our day by discovering the wide variety of trees throughout the gardens, looking closely at their different shapes, leaves, and bark. It was fascinating to notice how many different types there were and how each one contributes to the peaceful atmosphere of the park.

    Next, we headed down to the river, where we observed the animal life living in and around the water. We spotted ducks, fish, insects, and other creatures, learning about their habitats and how they survive in the flowing river. We also enjoyed some exciting duck racing! This fun and competitive activity helped us understand how the river flows and gave us the chance to make predictions, test out ideas, and cheer on our ducks as they raced along the stream.

    After a busy morning, we spent the afternoon exploring the park, climbing, running, and playing together. The open space, sunshine, and fresh air gave everyone a boost, and it was lovely to see the class enjoying themselves so much.

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  • OPAL

    Published 06/05/25

    We did it! 

    We are incredibly proud to announce that Ramsgate Holy Trinity has been awarded Platinum OPAL status — making us the first school in Thanet to achieve this!

    With a score of 95%, we’re now in the top 0.5% of UK schools and the top 1% worldwide for the quality of play we offer. 

    OPAL Founder Michael Follett said:

    “This shows Ramsgate Holy Trinity takes children’s right to play seriously and is leading the way in every area – from planning and resourcing to evaluation.”

    This is a huge moment, but our journey doesn’t stop here — we’ve still got big dreams for outdoor play! Thank you to our amazing community for your support and brilliant feedback 

    #OPALPlatinum #RightToPlay #ThanetFirst #UNCRC #Article31 #OutdoorPlay #ProudSchool #PlayMatters

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  • Woody - Big Stem Challenge WINNER!

    Published 21/10/24

    We are thrilled to announce that Woody has won the primary category of The Big STEM Challenge! We couldn’t be prouder of his achievement!

    Last Friday, Woody had an incredible day at Discovery Park, where Woody showcased his impressive beach robot design. The judges were truly impressed, and as a result, Woody was awarded a beautiful trophy along with a £250 prize—something he still can’t believe!

    In addition to this amazing recognition, Woody has been invited to submit his idea to the junior category of Prince William's Earthshot Prize. This is such an exciting opportunity!

    Congratulations, Woody! Your hard work and creativity are an inspiration to us all!

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  • Harvest

    Published 21/10/24

    Sharing Love: Our Food Collection for Those in Need

    As part of our commitment to the school value of love, we have come together as a school community to collect food for those less fortunate than ourselves.

    This initiative shows our compassion and desire to support others in our local community. By sharing what we have, we are embodying the love and kindness that is at the heart of our values.

    Thank You for Your Generosity!

    Every donation helps make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Let’s continue to spread love and kindness, reflecting the teachings of our faith and making our school a caring place for everyone.

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  • Year 2 - RE -Creation

    Published 11/10/24

    Class 2 loved exploring nature outside as they thought about God creating the world in seven day.

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  • Year 2 Science- Materials

    Published 11/10/24

    Class 2 have been learning outdoors as busy scientists exploring everyday objects.  They have been scientifically investigating everyday objects by identifying what materials were used to make the objects and thinking about why the materials were used.

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  • Year5 Solar System

    Published 11/10/24

    The children wrote their own Mnemonics to help them remember the names of the planets, in order.

    E.g.  My Very Energetic Mother Just Served Up Noodles

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  • Year 6 Residential Trip to Kingwood

    Published 08/10/24

    Year 6 had an amazing time on their recent residential trip to Kingwood! The children participated in a variety of exciting activities, including the thrilling 3G swing, the challenging leap of faith, and the exhilarating zip wire. Class 6 truly embraced the adventure, creating unforgettable memories during their time away. It was a fantastic experience for all!

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  • Year 4 -Violin Lessons

    Published 08/10/24

    This term, Year 4 has embarked on an exciting journey with our violin lessons! Each student has had the opportunity to hold a violin and practice playing notes back to Mr. Stelios using the bow.

    We’re enjoying learning this beautiful instrument and can’t wait to continue developing our skills as the term progresses!

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  • Year 4 - Deep Abyss Topic

    Published 08/10/24

    As part of our wider curricular learning, Year 4 took an exciting trip to the beach to explore the fascinating world of flotsam. We discovered an array of items washed ashore, including a surprising find—a lighter that had a sea creature living inside!

    During our beach outing, we focused on the pressing issue of plastic pollution and its impact on marine life. Through our studies, we've learnt how climate change and our everyday actions can have significant consequences for animals in our environment.

    This term, we have channelled our learning into writing non-chronological reports on plastic pollution, highlighting the importance of protecting our oceans and the creatures that inhabit them. We are committed to raising awareness and making a positive change for our planet!

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