Year 3

Published on 30th March

This morning, as part of their World Book Day celebrations, children in Year 3 constructed their own reading dens. Other activities to celebrate the day included: a Zoom session with Tony De Saulles, a published children's author, a reading scavenger hunt and becoming 'Thing Finders' (just like Pippi Longstocking).

Published on 22nd March

The children of Year 3 constructed their own catapults. As part of their 'simple machines' science topic, the children were required to build a lever (catapult), test it in the playground, then see if they can improve any aspects of their design to make it fire further.

Published on 11th December

Year 3 had a wonderful STEM Fest on Thursday 10th December. The children thoroughly enjoyed exploring the digestive system by making poo and learning about burps (complete with a VERY frothy experiment). They even decorated their classrooms with paperchains that measured the same length as an adult's intestines, about 7.5 metres.

Published on 13th November

Last half term Year 3 were set the challenge to read and review the story of ‘The Man who walked between the Towers.’

Published on 23rd October

Year 3 spent the day absorbed in everything Greek. They started their day with a parade around the playground. What fabulous costumes they came dressed in.

Published on 20th October

Year 3 have been exploring the school grounds and have put their nature detective skills to good use by identifying the trees that we are lucky enough to have growing around us.