I don‘t like to use ’I can‘t’. I don’t look at my disability as a negative thing – Billy Monger, won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Helen Rollason Award for outstanding achievement in the face of adversity and has started working for Channel 4 on their Formula 1 coverage.
Welcome to the Year 3 class page!
The Year 3 teacher is Miss Nolan and is supported by Mrs Basu
Please find some helpful information here Y3 Parent letter
Year 3 Spring Term – Our Current Topic
Chopping & Changing Tudors
We will be looking at The Tudors as our topic for Summer term.
We will studying the impact that The Tudors have had on our country and the world.
Y3 Summer term – Chopping & Changing Tudors
Our Year 3 Gallery
Come back soon to see how the new Year 3 Class are getting on!
Y3 – Class Information
Homework: this will take the form of a homework grid (very similar to KS1). Children select 1 activity per week from the grid and complete this in their learning log. Homework hand in day is WEDNESDAY. This term in anticipation for the children moving up to Year 4 homework will be submitted on Google Classroom.
SUMMER Homework – Chopping & Changing Tudors
In addition to the learning log task, children are expected to read at least 3 times a week at home and consolidate spellings and times tables. Spellings will be sent home weekly for children to work on based on what spelling rule we are learning this week.
PE – Will be on Tuesday & Thursday mornings with Mrs Finlay
Forest School: The class have been spit into 2 teams: Team Awesome & Team Brilliant.
The team that does not have Forest school will have Music with Mr Lee & RE with Miss Nolan
Y3 – Supporting Your Child’s Learning Journey at Home
- Below, please find the Statutory Spellings for Y3/4. All children should be aiming to spell all of these words by the end of Y4.
- Spelling Guide for parents
- Year 3 4 Statutory Spelling List
- Suggested books for Y3 children
- Year 3 Non negotiables for writing
- Year 3 grammar guide for parents
We have compiled web links that we feel would be useful for children and parents.
Have a look at our Useful links document for ideas.
The Department for Education have also compiled a list of links for all children. Have a look at the DfE web links
Online safety at home for ages 8-10
BBC Bitesize Primary is a brilliant resource for all subjects
