The Summer Term is upon us and with this dawn of a new term comes the anticipation of so many exciting activities - both customary and those new to the calendar.

The customary residential visit to Colomendy by the Year 5 children is looked forward to even more this year, as the children will have the opportunity to experience Colomendy's brand new facilities.

Following the rigours of their SATS exams, Year 6 will enjoy a residential visit to Stephen Park - a converted farmhouse set in the middle of a forest area outside Clitheroe.

Most other classes will be planning educational day visits to a range of locations and no matter what the theme of the visit is - the excitement and enthusiasm will be the same.

There will also be a range of activities celebrating Liverpool's 800th Anniversary, culminating in a children's party in the last week of term in July.

Customary sports like Rounders and Athletics will take place as usual - indeed children were asking the question - 'When does Athletics practice begin, Sir?' several months ago!

So 'Good Luck' to all the children and staff as they set out on what will be a very busy and interesting term!

Holy Trinity Ofsted Report
Holy Trinity was last inspected between 1st - 3rd March 2005. Parts of the Ofsted report included the following comments:

• Holy Trinity is a good school with many very good features.
• Pupils' achievement is good and their attitudes and behaviour are very good.
• The school gives good value for money".
• The progress made by eleven year olds is excellent.
• Pupils personal development is very good and excellent behaviour was observed in the case of older pupils.
• Learning is greatly enhanced by good teaching and the very good attitudes pupils show.
• The school ethos is very good.
• Pupils and parents express a high level of satisfaction with the quality of education.
• Relationships formed by pupils with other pupils and staff are very good.
• Leadership and management of the headteacher and governors are good.

Visit www.ofsted.gov.uk to read the full report.

Liam Mulcahy
Headteacher