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Cookridge Holy Trinity
Cookridge Holy Trinity
Cookridge Holy Trinity

Cookridge Holy Trinity C of E (A) Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff, volunteers, contractors and visitors to share this commitment
Welcome from our Headteacher
Welcome to Cookridge Holy Trinity CE (A) Primary School.
It is a privilege to introduce myself as the Headteacher of this very special school. From the moment you step through our doors, you can feel the warmth, care, and sense of belonging that make our community so distinctive.
At Cookridge Holy Trinity, we believe in the power of education to transform lives. Our aim is to ensure that every child flourishes both academically and personally so that they can become the very best version of themselves. Guided by our Christian Values, we strive to ensure that all members of our school community encounter God’s love in action in the way we learn, the way we treat one another, and the way we serve our wider community.
We are proud of our close-knit community, our expert teaching, and our values-based curriculum that nurtures the gifts and talents of every child. ‘The best for every child, a unique child of God’, is at the heart of all that we do, reminding us that each child is precious, valued, and capable of great things.
I am excited to continue building on the school’s many strengths and to work in partnership with families, staff, governors, and the church to provide the very best for the children in our care.
Dan Hemming
Headteacher

Latest News
Creating Highwayman setting collages
“The road was a ribbon of moonlight over the purple moor, And the highwayman came riding—Riding—riding— The highwayman came riding, up to the old inn-door.” Year 5 created a setting…
Year 1 – Perseverance
Year 1 completed a set of challenge to see if they could persevere (our Christian Value this half term). They had to bounce a ball into a cup, stack dominoes,…
Year 1 – Hanoch Piven Art
Year 1 created self-portraits in the style of Hanoch Piven using objects from around the classroom. This included pens, cubes and counters.
5L constructing bridges
The children learnt about the different types of bridges and their structural differences; beam, concertina and gate bridge. They learnt about the importance of structural supports to make the bridges…
Making Brooklyn Bridges
Year 5 used their woodwork skills to create a Brooklyn bridges as part of their America topic. The children measured lengths of wood, sawed them to size and used a…
Year 5 Graphic Scores
Year 5 created their own graphic scores based on the sounds of a variety of instruments icluding maracas, triangles, tambourines and castanets. The children worked in groups to create their…
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