Trinity Junior School

18/06/2026

It's graduation day! Bittersweet indeed as we mark the official beginning of a new journey and reminisce about all that we experienced during what felt like a lifetime together. Cue the laughter and the tears, today has been set aside for such shenanigans.

We go forward boldly, fuelled by faith and lightened by hope. Let us glory in Jesus Christ as we acknowledge Him as the reason of the hope within.

15/06/2026

Use Songs and Rhymes: Memorizing times tables [or any concept] through catchy songs or rhymes can make learning fun and engaging. This auditory approach helps improve retention and recall, allowing students to internalise facts more easily. By turning study time into a musical experience, parents can boost their child’s confidence and make subjects less daunting.

(Level: Grades 1-5)


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08/06/2026

Become the Teacher: To reinforce a learnt concept, teach it to someone else: a sibling, parent, friend, teddy-bear. Teaching ensures a deeper level of understanding and can even reveal areas that may require explanation or emphasis.

(Level: Grades 1-5)


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04/06/2026

This month, to culminate our school-wide term 3 project, we're hosting a Career Day, powered by our students' aspirations. To learn more, talk to your child's/ward's class teacher.

04/06/2026

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Happy Corpus Christi from the Ministry of Education

As we observe Corpus Christi, may this occasion inspire us to live with faith, compassion and gratitude. It is a time to reflect on the values of service, sacrifice and love for one another that strengthen our families, schools and communities.

May this day bring peace, hope and blessings to all.

04/06/2026

You had best be wearing green!

01/06/2026

Read Everyday: Reading everyday helps you learn new words, makes you a confident reader and helps you understand stories. Additionally, you can become a strong writer.

(Level: Grades 1-5)


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25/05/2026

Play with Dough: Playing with dough strengthens the hand muscles responsible for fine motor skills (and handwriting). Whether you attempt bread, make homemade play-dough, explore non-toxic slime or invest in the store-bought variety, the benefits are aplenty!

(Level: Prep 1 - Grade 3)


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20/05/2026

Did you also know that Ishmel (of grade 5) mercilessly beat his teacher in the battle of the better papier mache build? Congratulations young sir! The said teacher has vowed that while the battle might be won, the war is far from over.

The soon-to-be graduating class has embarked on a smorgasbord of workshops geared toward secondary school preparation and holistic student development. Thank you Mr. A. Peters for facilitating such engaging Papier Mache sessions!

18/05/2026

Prepare Ahead: Pack school bags the night before to reduce morning stress. Ensure timetable is at hand when packing school bags. It fosters independence, which establishes self-discipline, a crucial skill for future academic success.

(Level: Prep 2 - Grade 5)


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