Year 3

And that is the end of year 3!

Well done year 3 for your last full week in school! We have been busy this week consolidating our maths learning from across the year as well as applying grammar skills into our writing!

Alongside our learning, we have been having so much fun! We've had great parties, film afternoons and art sessions. 

We will see you back on Monday for collection at 1:15.

Have a wonderful weekend and summer!

Well done year 3 for a brilliant week!

In maths this week, we have been recapping our previous learning about fractions focusing on finding fractions of amounts and ordering fractions on a number line.

In English, we have been working towards writing a letter to our new teacher. We have been working on contractions and conjunctions. Next week we will be writing our letter telling our new teacher lots of things all about us!

In science, we have made a bug viewing box out of our cereal boxes and placed this in the garden for the bugs to enjoy!

In history this week, we have been looking at inventions of Romans - specifically their roads. Learning all about how they were built and why they were so important at the time.

We had a brilliant time celebrating BradyFest, it was a great way to end our week.
Please see attached the spellings for this week.

Have a wonderful weekend !

Well done, Year 3- another fantastic week at school!

In English this week, we have been working on using volume and expression when reading poetry. The children have really enjoyed practising their performance skills and exploring the meaning behind different poems.

In Maths, we finished our topic on Shapes and have now moved into Statistics. We have been learning how to take information from a table and present it in a pictogram.

In Science, we continued our work on Curious Critters. We created our own compost boxes using old fruit and vegetables, bark, and sand. These have been left outside, and over the next few weeks we will observe whether any insects begin to decompose the materials.

In History, we learned about the Roman Empire’s attempts to invade Scotland. We explored why the Romans wanted to invade and why their attempts were unsuccessful.

This afternoon, KS2 had an amazing time at Sports Day. Despite the high temperatures, all of the children performed brilliantly and had lots of fun.

Next week is Assessment Week, so lessons will look a little different.

As always, please continue to read five times a week and play TTRS for five minutes, five times a week.

Please also see the attached spellings for this week.