Year 3 Summer Curriculum Letter

 

Year 3 Certificate Winners

 

A huge 'Well Done' to all of our certificate winners this week. They have worked very hard this week and  should be very proud of themselves.

Here are the certificate winners for this week.

Cedar Class

Star Writer - Layla
E for Excellence - Matthew
R- Adelina

Ash Class

E - Harley (Maths)
Star Writer - Ava
Happy  Teacher- Damian
R - Rayyan

Cherry Class

Star Writer - Mohammed
E for Excellence - Theodore
R- Elliot

Year 4 Certificates 17.4.26

                                                        

Well Done to all of our certificate winners this week, you have all worked so hard this week, we are so proud of all of you.

Elm Class 

E for Excellence: Jackson

Star Writer: Yehor

Teacher Happy: Lola

Presentation: Layla-Mae

4 R's

Resilience: Moyosuluwa

Reflective: David

Maple Class 

E for Excellence: Noah

Star Writer: Edie 

Teacher Happy: Alice

4 R's 

Resilience: Alesha

Willow Class 

E for Excellence: Spencer

Star Writer: Subhan

Teacher Happy: Noah

4 R's

Reflectiveness: Jessica

Reciprocity: Mishti

Year 4 Summer Curriculum Newsletter

 

Year 4 Summer Curriculum Newsletter

Year 4 Research With A Purr-pose

 

Our classrooms have recently transformed into buzzing newsrooms! During Guided Reading, the children dove into non-fiction texts, each choosing a specific cat to research frm their non-fiction extract this week.

To bring their findings to life, we used Readers’ Theatre to turn them into "On-the-Scene" reporters. The children didn't just recite facts; they mastered the prose, focusing on their delivery and body language to engage their audience. By embodying a reporter's stance and authoritative tone, they moved beyond simple decoding to true communication. It’s been a joy to watch their confidence soar as they turn "boring" research into a captivating performance! 

"Domestic cats evolved from wild cats!" Wais, Willow

"Cheetah's are the fastest land animal!" Edie, Maple 

"The Eurasian Lynx is much bigger!" Hayden, Elm 

Year 3 Spellings- 20.04.26

Here are the spellings for the week commencing 20/04/26. Please practise the spellings each day in preparation for the spelling test on Friday.

 

                                      

Year 3 Learning Journey

This week, the children were focusing their new topic of magnets in their Science lesson. They were learning all about magnetic and non-magnetic metals and they completed a test to determine whether the items on their table were magnetic or not. The children had a lot of fun in this experiment! 
Ashar said 'I can see that the magnets use a non-contact force!'

Meanwhile, in their topic lessons, the children completed their first lesson on their new topic of the Romans. The children were presented with different artefacts and were tasked to use their inference skills to determine what the artefacts were and what they may have been used for when the Romans were in Britain from AD43. 

Charlie said 'I think this looks like a farm!', whilst Vanessa said 'I think these are cooking pots that were used to make meals for the soldiers!'