Twin Rivers Primary School

Good Luck Scouts!

🌟 This past weekend, Twin Rivers was proud to host a Girl Guides Training Workshop, bringing together private schools involved in Guiding. The day was filled with valuable discussions, practical presentations, and opportunities to connect as we explored topics such as planning effective meetings, teamwork, communication, administration, and managing subscriptions and levies.

Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making the workshop such a success. Together, we are helping to strengthen Guiding and create even better experiences for our Sunbeams, Brownies, Guides, and Rangers. 💙💛

🎵 Specialist Spotlight: Meet Mr Muteta 🎵
This week we're shining the spotlight on our talented Music Teacher, Mr Muteta, who has been part of the Twin Rivers family since 2007.

When asked why he chose music, Mr Muteta's answer was simple: "Music chose me." Although he originally thought he would become a visual artist, his passion for music started at a young age and has shaped his journey ever since.
Mr Muteta is an incredibly skilled musician and can play and teach a wide variety of instruments, including piano, marimba, hosho, congas, ngoma, mbira, violin, guitar, recorder and drum set, to name just a few!

We also asked him which instrument he wishes every child could learn. His response? "If they can play their mind well, they will be set." A reminder that music is about much more than mastering an instrument—it's about creativity, discipline, confidence and self-expression.
Thank you, Mr Muteta, for sharing your love of music and inspiring our learners every day! 🎶

Our Brownies proudly showed their support for the Day of the Girl Child 💜🌍
This special day celebrates the power, potential, and rights of girls around the world, while raising awareness about the importance of education, equality, confidence, and opportunity for every girl.
Our girls dressed with pride and took part in activities that reminded them that their voices matter, their dreams are important, and they can achieve anything they set their minds to! ✨👧🌟

🏑 Our boys put on an outstanding display of hockey at the St John's Hockey Tournament last Friday, showing determination, teamwork, and skill throughout the day.

The team enjoyed victories over Hartmann House (3-1), Springvale House (1-0), and Hellenic Academy (3-0), finishing second in their pool. A hard-fought 1-0 win over Westridge in the semi-final secured their place in the championship match, where they narrowly went down 1-0 to hosts St John's.

Finishing Tournament Runners-Up is a tremendous achievement, and we are incredibly proud of the effort and sportsmanship shown by every player. A special congratulations goes to Tinaye Nyamtswa, who was deservedly named *Goalkeeper of the Tournament* for his exceptional performances between the posts. 🥅⭐

Well done, boys! You represented Twin Rivers with pride and passion, and we look forward to seeing what the rest of the season holds. 💙🏑💛

Twin Rivers Thrift Shop made easy
Current thrift shop stocks and instructions for any enquires are published on our new library system.
Click below link
https://twinrivers.oliverasp.co.uk/library/junior.do
Click on the Thrift Shop Stocks displayed, its that simple ☺️

twinrivers.oliverasp.co.uk

Our girls are ready! We can not wait

Get ready for an action-packed day of field hockey at the Dominican Convent Hockey Tournament!

✨ Meet the Teacher ✨
Today we are shining the spotlight on one of the very first teachers our little Twin Rivers learners meet as they begin their school journey — Mrs Raybould.
Since joining the Twin Rivers family in 2007, Mrs Raybould has helped guide countless children through those important first years of learning, growth, and discovery.
When asked what her favourite part of Grade 0 is, she shared:
“Grade 0 is awesome because we get to play, explore and discover while the children are still wide-eyed and full of wonder. Children come to you so small and with few skills and leave you reading, writing and communicating confidently… skills they will use forever!”
For Mrs Raybould, teaching has always been more than just a profession.
“I was made to be a teacher… (and a mother) nothing else!”
And for parents whose little ones may be nervous about starting school, her advice is simple but meaningful:
“Believe in your child, communicate with your teacher and remember learning is a journey, not a destination.”
Thank you, Mrs Raybould, for the patience, kindness, and encouragement you give to every child who walks into your classroom. 💙
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