Year 3: Gallery
Date: 16th Oct 2025 @ 4:57pm
We explored the school grounds and identified physical and human features.
Autumn 1 - Skeletons in Science
Date: 16th Oct 2025 @ 4:52pm
We learnt all about the human body this half-term and transformed into some spooky skeletons! Year 3 also designed and constructed a prototype skeleton for a fictional character called Mr Floppy.
Autumn 1 - Performing Our Folktales
Date: 16th Oct 2025 @ 4:51pm
This half-term, we were very brave and confidently performed our folktales to our friends.
Date: 16th Oct 2025 @ 4:51pm
We enjoyed making autumnal creations in outdoor learning lessons this half-term!
Date: 20th Dec 2024 @ 8:38pm
After recapping the names and properties of the 3D shapes we have been learning about, we had a go at making these shapes with modelling materials. First, we used Polydron to make some common 3D shapes. Then, we moved on to using Blu-Tack and cocktail sticks! Year 3 were able to make cubes, tetrahedrons, square-based pyramids, cuboids and even a sphere with their magnetic shapes! How amazing!
Date: 5th Nov 2024 @ 11:49am
We all looked amazing and we had lots of fun practicing our times tables throughout the day!
Date: 29th Oct 2024 @ 3:29pm
As our hook lesson for our new text “The Tin Forest” the children created a forest out of clay & tin foil! They used their skills from their Year 2 sculpture project to create some amazing freestanding trees with only a little bit of help from sticky tape. We also made toucans out of clay! Our Tin Forests will be proudly on display in our rooms for the next few weeks.
Date: 11th Oct 2024 @ 8:24am
Year 3 had a go at viewing the map of their local area through the Ordnance Survey's Digi Map.
Date: 11th Oct 2024 @ 8:19am
In Science, Year 3 have been exploring the body and this week we looked at the skeleton. Did you know, an adult has 206 bones? We were amazed at some of the astonishing facts and loved using our own bodies to help us locate certain bones. We labelled each other with post it notes to show where the bones are and then created our own skeletons.
