Year 3

What a wonderful book buzz there was today in school. So many happy children wanting to swap their books.

To continue our celebration of Safer Internet Day 2022, the Y6 buddies delivered an online safety lesson to the children in Reception, all the way up to Y4! They shared the story of Digiduck, and discussed how to be kind, respectful and safe while online. The Y6 children were fantastic and it was cl

🏀BRILLIANT BASKETBALL…🏀 Well what a night our year 3 and 4 basketball team have had at Whickham Comp, competing in their first sporting tournament! 🥇They won all of their games scoring an amazing 23 baskets and conceding 0!🥇 A HUGE well done to you all! Your commitment to training sess

To celebrate Chinese New Year, the Front Street cooks put on a fantastic Chinese lunch for us all! It was so much fun, and some of us even got to try some new foods.  

3G have had a fantastic couple of weeks learning about different shapes and their properties and being ‘angle explorers’. The practical activities have really helped with learning and application of knowledge. P 

This term, 3C have been exploring a book called Creature Features by Natasha Durley. The book is a non-fiction book and is filled with amazing illustrations of lots of wild and wonderful animals. The children have absolutely LOVED looking at this book and finding out about some very unusual creature

Take a look at all the fun Year 3 and Year 4 have had at their Christmas Party!

WOW, WOW, WOW!!! Year 3 have LOVED Christmas dinner day! Christmas trees, decorations, Christmas songs, party lights, Christmas crackers, a Polar Express train and of course turkey! Thank you to Gillian and the team, what a fab lunch!

The Christmas reading elf dropped off a little gift for 3C on Monday. How exciting!

Year 3 and Year 4 took part in an author event today. They watched an interview with Michael Rosen who shared his story of resilience and determination after his battle with Covid. They also got to hear his new story, “Sticky McStickStick” which is based on his rehabilitation. This provoked lots of