Sports News
Sports Leaders
Every year, children at Holy Trinity vote for designated Sports Leaders to represent the school and help bring the PE Curriculum to life! During their time, they may be asked to assist with the younger children's PE lesson, to help set up equipment before the lesson begins, and also to help run intra-competitions within the school.
These children have high personal standards, show a positive image as a leader, and possess the following attributes:
- Positive Attitude
- Confidence
- Responsibility
- Maturity
- Organisational Skills
- Respect, Reliability
- Safety Awareness
- Communication
- Enthusiasm
- Initiative
- Effort
A young sports leader should:
- Respect the rights, dignity, and worth of every human being. Sports leaders must treat everyone equally, regardless of sex, ethnic origin, religion, age, or ability.
- Take responsible steps to make sure the session is safe and enjoyable for all participants.
- Have high personal standards and show a positive image as a leader.
Home PE Challenges
Sports Day 2026
Holy Trinity's Sports Day took place in June 2026 and ran over two days for the whole school, with our Year R having theirs on the morning of Wednesday 17th and Years 1-6 across the entire day on Friday 19th June. Everyone had a fantastic day, with all the children giving 100% in their selected events! We had a wonderful mix of activities to showcase the children's abilities, which they thoroughly enjoyed.
We’d like to send out a personal ‘Thank You’ to students from the Leigh UTC this year, along with their adult, for attending and helping run the events and calculating the results at our Sports Day.
The winning houses are as follows:
- Years 5/6 - Teresa
- Years 3/4 - Teresa
- Years 1/2 - Teresa
- Year R - Pankhurst
A big "Thank You and Well done!" to all participants, adults, staff and those who supported on the day.
Exciting opportunities at lunchtimes!
The 2025-26 academic year has seen increased activity among all children, particularly in our playground options. We have provided an external football coach for lunchtime football matches (weather pending), as well as indoor board games, outdoor playground games, 'Craze of the Week' and quiet zones for those seeking a different environment.