Welcome to Year 3
Dates for your diary...
First Day of Term 6th January 2020
Start of Swimming 16th January 2020
Half Term 17th-23rd February 2020
Parents Evening (3.30-5.30pm) 26th February 2020
Parents Evening (5-7pm) 27th February 2020
World Book Day 5th March 2020
Cheese Tasting 11th March 2020
End of Term 3rd April 2020
Things to remember...
Could all children please have a water bottle with their name on it to ensure they are hydrated all day.
PE kit should be kept in school at all times. Can children make sure they are not wearing jewellery or earrings on PE days and their hair needs to be tied up. Their PE day is Wednesday.
Reading: We expect children to be reading at home five times a week. All children have specific reading books and diaries.
Homework: This will be given out on Friday and is expected to be returned on Wednesday.
️Autumn Term
We have had a fabulous term so far. All the children have worked very hard and also had some exciting experiences.
- On Friday 29th November we led a Class Assembly in which we showcased our learning of India. Parents and the whole school watched our performances. We think that we have some budding actors and dancers in our Year group!
- This term we have been learning about our local area of Stoke. We all followed a route around Stoke to take note of the human and physical features in our local area. We were very lucky as it was a cold, crisp morning for our walk but it was dry. We have now compared Stoke to a little village in India called Chembakolli. Two children who have relatives in India enjoyed sharing their experiences with the rest of the children.
- We had a very special visitor called Mr Gray on the 6th November. Mr Gray had been a child during World War Two. He told us about his experiences and showed us many artifacts of that period. It was very interesting talking with him. This inspired us to create a display about his visit.
- On Friday 25th October all Year 3 children visited the library in Stoke as part of the ‘Adventures in Words’ Workshops. Whilst there they met with Kate Leake who is an author and illustrator. The children had a fabulous time learning about the craft of writing a storybook.