Our Pupil Chaplains had a wonderful time at Blessed Trinity to celebrate Romero Day. They worked with chaplains from other schools in the trust and one of the themes was 'seeing things through God's eyes'. They enjoyed all the different activities. 

Some of our Young Menta Health Champions spent the day training for this special role. They worked together as a team and used their creativity and problem solving skills to find solutions to various issues. They are a credit to our school. .

Class 3 enjoyed a trip to Ribchester Roman Museum on Wednesday. They were shown and are able to handle real Roman artefacts including fragments of pottery, bones and metal objects. One of the most exciting parts of the day was when children had the opportunity to try on the replica armour and helmet...

 Mrs Lord and Mr Johnson from Fisher More High School came to school today to teach a science lesson. The children  thoroughly enjoyed dissecting hearts and were able to see the four heart chambers and the vessels going into and out of the heart. This supported their learning abo...

Mrs. Jenkinson from Blessed Trinity visited class 4 on Monday to teach a STEM science lesson. The children investigated the ink in different pens to see who had written Mrs. Jenkinson a note. They produced a paper chromatograph and compared it to the sample. They are good little scientists...

This week we took part in Young Minds #HelloYellow in support of World Mental Health Day by wearing yellow to reflect the theme.  In school, children learnt about keeping a healthy mind and the importance of looking after each other.  In total, we raised £119.04 which will be dona...