Feast Day 1st October - A word or a smile is often enough to put fresh life into a despondent soul
Class Teachers : Mrs Murphy
Teaching Assistant : Mrs Lockhart, Miss Howard
Year 3 is an exciting new step for our children as they move from KS1 to KS2 and start to take on greater responsibility for independent learning. We learn to support each other as we set out to meet the challenges of the year. We embrace all of this within the Christian ethos of our school family which is at the very heart of all we do. Year 3 children look to the older children’s exemplary behaviour within the school as they aspire to become future role models for the school. Children who are showing these qualities are rewarded with Form Captain roles.
“Today in Year 3 Mrs Williams came from the Council and we had a Living well work-shop. We had a Powerpoint presentation and she told us about healthy eating. We all enjoyed learning about eating healthy and how to have a healthy lunch box. She also told us that we shouldn’t have more than 6 cubes / 24 grams of sugar.”
Sophie, George & Mateus
“It was about healthy things to eat like vegetables and fruit.” Sophie
“I liked the game we played. It was a quiz about what was healthy and what wasn’t.” Mateus
“I liked the first bit—looking at the labels to see if it was healthy or not.” George
“Over the last couple of weeks, Year 3 have been focusing on statistics in maths. We began by reading data on a tally chart and creating our charts to collect and record data, moving on to comparing data and understanding what this tells us. We have now moved on to transferring the data from a tally chart to a pictogram. We have done a lot of group work on this and will now be moving towards more independent work for pupils to have a chance to consolidate their learning and understanding on pictograms. The next steps will be looking at bar graphs.“ Miss Cannon-Taylor
“Year 3 had a visitor from West Berkshire council, Ellie. Ellie spoke to us about the importance of recycling and what we can do to help our environment. We sorted some rubbish into the correct containers and thought of names for the new recycling trucks.” Miss Cannon-Taylor
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