Trinity Primary School

Headteacher award for this wonderful writer today. Not only was her writing neat and sitting on the line but it had super spelling, finger spaces, capital letters and full stops 🤩🤩 and it was all done without any help from a grown up! What a superstar 💫💫 Keep on shining brightly young lady, we are so proud of you ☺️💫

Headteacher award for this little superstar today for his super duper creative masterpiece ☺️ He created his own little character using paper and cellotape and his teachers say that he is always busy making super creative masterpieces that make them smile 😊 Well done superstar 💫💫

💦 Splish splash 💦 Little Buds have had a lovely morning cooling off in this hot weather. We have enjoyed lots of water play and splashing in the water. Great splashing Little Buds swimmers . ☀️ 💦

What an amazing day Reception have had at Knowsley Safari Park. The children were absolutely brilliantly behaved and had beaming smiles throughout! 🦁 🐯 🦓

In Year 3 we have loved our practical lesson about plants and how they take up their water.
We have made our predictions and set up our experiment to see if our flowers will transport water although we have changed a variety of variables. I wonder which will be the quickest? Let’s hope for blue petals! 🤞

Another lovely Bright Lights worship was had by all tonight ❤️ Thank you to our wonderful helpers from St Paul’s and school for helping us to be able to offer such a wonderful activity for our children ❤️

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Bright lights today @3.15pm in the school hall 🎉💫
Everybody welcome 🤗

Please read 💚🥰🙏🏻 Wise words 🥰

FINAL UPDATE ABOUT HEDGY xXx

Hi everyone,

I want to take a moment to address the recent incident involving Hedgy the hedgehog that was brought into our care and sadly later died.

First of all, this has been incredibly upsetting for everyone involved. Anyone who works in animal rescue does so because they deeply care about protecting vulnerable wildlife, and seeing any animal suffer is heartbreaking. This situation has taken a significant emotional toll on everyone involved. Time and resources that would normally be spent saving and rehabilitating vulnerable hedgehogs have instead been diverted into dealing with this incident and the reaction surrounding it. All admin, assessments, treatments, etc falls on my shoulders alone, and the weight is crushing right now.

A number of individuals have been identified and are actively cooperating with the police. The matter has been reported properly, and we now need to allow the police, parents, and relevant authorities to establish the facts calmly and appropriately. Please refrain from naming individuals, sharing rumours, or encouraging harassment.

While emotions are understandably high, we must not respond with hatred, threats, or online abuse — especially when children are involved. Whatever the circumstances may ultimately prove to be, intimidation, public shaming, and hateful comments do not help animals, do not help the investigation, and do not help our community. No child is shaped into a better person through fear or public humiliation, but through guidance, accountability, compassion, and love. For this reason, I will be turning off all comments across the posts about Hedge effective immediately.

We must allow the appropriate people to deal with it properly, and as a community, begin to move forward constructively and compassionately. If there is one positive thing that can come from this tragic situation, I hope it is a wider conversation about teaching children empathy, respect for wildlife, and the importance of kindness toward all living creatures.

Thank you to everyone who has supported the rescue respectfully and compassionately. Your concern for wildlif means a great deal.

Please, let’s move forward with calmness, dignity, and humanity.
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With kindest regards,

Kelly

Happy World Bee day !!! , Little Buds been super busy celebrating Bees and all the amazing things they do for us , we have enjoyed making our very own Bees using play-dough and balloons ready to take home to show our families and in Forest school this week we have planted some lovely Bee friendly flowers we can’t wait to watch them grow and watch all the Bees come to visit them. 🐝 🌺 🐝