Welcome to Year 3
Welcome to Summer Term in Year 3!
Miss Jackson will be teaching on Mondays and Tuesdays, and Miss Christie will be teaching on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays; Mrs McDonald will be our teaching assistant.
On this page, you should find everything you need to know - our Meet the Teacher Information Evening presentation, curriculum map, knowledge organisers and weekly blog are a full of information but please contact us should there be anything else you need.
Year 3 Class Blog
Greek Day and Goodbyes
Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 3 Class Blog
To round off the year, we held a Greek Day in Year 3, and what brilliant outfits the children had! Thank you for all your efforts to set the scene for the day! The children had great fun working in teams as architects and were so excited to show off all their history, art and singing to the parents/careers at the end of the day - thank you so much for coming!
Thank you also for all our end of year gifts - they are much appreciated. Have a great summer!
Statistics in Maths
Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 3 Class Blog
In maths today, Year 3 have been collecting data and representing their findings in bar charts and pictograms. There was a real buzz in the classroom and lots of collaboration and team work happening. We discussed methodical and effective ways to collect data especially when there was a time limit on the activity. All the children got involved, building on their skills in each of the 4 activities. Super maths learning today, Year 3!
Trinity
Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 3 Class Blog
This week, we have been delving deeper into the meaning of the trinity. The children had some great thoughts and questions. We looked at how, as well as through the bible, Christians express the trinity through the arts - poetry, song and paintings, so we wrote some kenning poetry, a verse to a song we learnt and we studied some paintings, with some effective results!
Spellings 04.07.25
Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 3 Class Blog
Just a quick addition to the blog post below, spellings didn't go home tonight - they will go home on Monday, but to keep you going over the weekend, they are uploaded on the class page. Apologies for the delay.
Why should we be active?
Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 3 Class Blog
In PSHE this half term, we have been thinking about why it is important to be healthy and active. This week, we investigated our class’ activities and gave some advice to some fictional children who were struggling to keep up with their physical activity.
