Year 3 English - Establishing Characters And Events From The Book ‘The Magic Faraway Tree.'
The wonderful Year 3 class has been exploring Enid Blyton's enchanting tale, The Magic Faraway Tree. After reading the first chapter, they've successfully identified the main characters and key plot points through thoughtful discussions and insightful questions. Furthermore, they've keenly noted captivating words and phrases that bring the story to life.
Year 3 History - Looking At Different Types of Settlements
In their history lessons, the brilliant Year 3 historians have been investigating the fascinating world of settlements. They skillfully matched descriptions of various settlement types – towns, cities, villages, linear settlements, and dispersed settlements – to their corresponding visual representations.
Online Safety - Making Friends Online
As technology becomes increasingly embedded in young people’s lives, it’s common for them to form friendships entirely online. These connections can provide companionship and community — but they also bring potential dangers that parents and educators need to be aware of. From online grooming and privacy breaches to exposure to upsetting content, meeting people on the internet isn’t without risk. This guide explains the possible hazards of online friendships and gives parents and educators essential advice on helping children build safe, positive relationships online.
Year 3 Art - Telling Stories Through Drawing
In their art class, the year 3 students have discovered that artists, such as Inbal Leitner, use sketchbooks as a way to react and connect with other creative works of art.
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Year 3 - How Do Different People Celebrate Easter?
In Year 3, students have been exploring the diverse perspectives on Easter held by different Christian denominations, with a specific focus on the Catholic and Baptist viewpoints.
Year 3 - Festival Of Purim
In Year 3, students have been discovering Purim, a happy Jewish celebration that remembers how Jewish people in ancient Persia survived a threat to their lives in the 5th century BCE. This story is told in the biblical Book of Esther. They listened to the story and made colourful masks.
Online Safety - Search Engines
Search engines are a routine part of everyday life, giving instant access to billions of web pages; however, this also increases the risk of children encountering harmful, untrustworthy, or illegal content. We’ve created this free guide – also available in podcast format – offering parents and educators quickfire information about the risks of search engines and practical steps that can be taken to safeguard children online.
Year 3 Roll Back The Stone Easter Service
For the Easter Service in church, Year 3 have been working hard for several weeks rehearsing their performance of the Roll Back The Stone story.
Year 3 Easter Competition
Year 3 students have been busy this week creating their submissions for the Easter Competition, which involved designing and crafting Easter baskets complete with spring chicks and rabbits.
Thank You for Joining Our First Reading Café!
Thank You for Joining Our First Reading Café! A huge thank you to everyone who came along to our very first Reading Café—it was such a lovely event! The children really enjoyed sharing stories and spending time reading with you. There was a wonderful buzz around the room as books were opened, imaginations sparked, and conversations flowed. It was a joy to see such enthusiasm for reading! We’re hoping to make this a regular event, and it would be fantastic to welcome even more of you next time. Keep an eye out for our summer term date—we’d love to see you there!
Sports for Champions Visit – Alisha Evanston (Tumbling)
We had an inspiring visit from professional tumbler Alisha Evanston as part of our Sports for Champions event! Alisha wowed the children with her amazing tumbling skills and even invited some brave volunteers—including a few teachers—for a fun handstand competition. She shared her journey as an athlete, showing videos of her performances, answering thoughtful questions from the children, and proudly showing her medals. The session was full of energy and excitement, and the children left feeling motivated and inspired to follow their own dreams. A huge thank you to Alisha for such a memorable experience!
Year 3 Sports For Champions - Alisha Evanson
Today, we welcomed Alisha Evanson, a talented sports person who competes in tumbling for both England and Great Britain. She captivated the students with the story of her tumbling career and showed them her achievements through her medals. The visit culminated with Year 3 engaging in a short circuit training session led by Alisha.
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