Well done to Ava-Leigh, Isabella, Ruby, Ivy-Ray, Myles and Ezra for showing the courage to read aloud to the rest of the class.
Class 9 | Super Reading
Category : Mr Taylor’s Class
Y3/4 Presentation of learning
We are delighted to invite parents and families to our Presentation of Learning for our expedition, The Power of Life: What Makes Us Human? This special event will take place in the school hall on Wednesday, 26th March at 2:00 PM.
Our pupils have been working incredibly hard, exploring the fascinating aspects of what makes us who we are. From the science of the human body to the emotions and connections that shape us, they are excited to showcase their learning with you.
Please fill out the form below to confirm your attendance at the event.
See you on the 26th March at 2:00 PM!
Class 9 | Well Done!
Well done to Matilda, who has recently received a distinction for her first singing exam!
It didn’t stop her finding time to do some reading though!
Class 9 | Anne Frank Visit
Over the long weekend, George was lucky enough to go on a visit to Amsterdam. Whilst he was there, he made a visit to the house of Anne Frank, someone we had been learning about way back in the autumn term! What a fabulous experience!
Class 9 | Class Reading
This afternoon, we have been treated to some lovely reading from Arnie, George, Eden and William. Great reading lads!
Class 9 | Shadows!
This week, we have been investigating how distance can affect the size of a shadow. We measured the length of the shadow as the light source moved further away before plotting it onto a bar chart.
Year 3 Spellings – w.c. 10.3.2025
Here are this week’s spellings for you to practise: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U_p107HggGte31HbcaAzJVAOF0-3cGr9/view?usp=sharing
Year 3 – Tennis
Year 3 are learning all about tennis in their PE lessons this half term. Today, there were lots of concentrated faces as we practised balancing the ball on our rackets and keeping things under control with some keepy-uppies! Well done, everyone 🙂
Class 9 | Light Experiment
We kicked science week off with an experiment to prove that light travels in straight lines. We used three pieces of card and made a hole in each before shining a torch through the hole. We knew that light must travel in straight lines because we could only see the light when all three holes lined up perfectly.
To prove this further, we then moved the middle card and tried to shine the torch through it again. We could no longer see the light from the torch as the light was unable to bend around the middle card.
Green Top Science Week
Keep a look out on the blog this week for what we will be getting up to in our science weeks. We are planning to inspire the children with scientific experiments and visitors with scientific professions! We are very excited to see what the children know already and what they learn!
#OgdenTrust
