Job vacancy - Holy Trinity Afterschool club Childcare assistant post 18.5 hours per week. Must have a relevant childcare or playwork qualification or be willing to work towards a relevant childcare playwork qualification. Desirable: Experience working in a childcare setting. Safeguarding, First Aid and Food Hygiene training. (Full training can be provided) For more information please contact us. For anyone who may be interested please forward a CV to htkidsclub@hotmail.co.uk Please Share [Open Image] | Middletown Centre for Autism events for parents Holy Trinity is delighted to be working in collaboration with Middletown Centre for Autism at a whole school level this year. In the coming months we are running some parent events. To register to attend on any or all dates listed, please contact the office on either site.

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Thank you to the the maintenance and cleaning staff.

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P4 children and staff thank the maintenance and cleaning staff for all of their hard...

P7 Celebrate the service of our past staff and local community.

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Miss Quinn and Miss Harte’s class had fun out in the snow

19th Jan 2024

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Newsletter: January 2023

16th Jan 2024

Jay wins 2nd prize in the Credit Union Art Competition.

11th Jan 2024

Congratulations to Jay who won second place in the Credit Union Art competition for...

Primary 2 are learning about Space.

10th Jan 2024

To introduce our new topic of Space, Primary 2 children created their own rockets...

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