WOW! what a wet n wild way to end our first week back in Year 3 … Class 10 had so much fun at our water extravaganza, and they were a credit to themselves in how they behaved and the great sportsmanship displayed – well done everyone!!
Yesterday, Year 3 took part in a whole KS2 orienteering competition where children had to use maps, teamwork and speed to get around the markers on the course in the quickest time! it was great fun and so lovely to see the children working well together and enjoying the warm weather outdoors.
In Year 3, our first week back has been ALL about exploring what makes a good crew member because ‘if we get crew right, we get everything right!’ so on Wednesday, we thought about how we could be good crew members in our local communities – both within school and beyond! Then, to put this into action we went out and about to litter pick in Thorne Memorial Park. We even found a little bit of time to play and rest, and to take in the beautiful boards there made by last years’ Year3/4 children … who knows where our beautiful work will end up this year?! The children were a real credit to us all and we were so proud of their beautiful behaviour out in the community – great job boys and girls!
Wow … what an amazing start to our first week back in Year 3! On Tuesday afternoon, we all attended Camp Green Top where Mr Kershaw put us through our paces with team games, fire safety, smores and a good old sing-song (of course)!
We are all very excited for our hook week next week where we’ll be getting creative and kick-starting our amazing new expedition all about the Romans!
On Friday 5th September we will be visited by a Roman workshop in school and all our Y3 and Y4 children are invited into school wearing Roman attire.
We still have a number of payments outstanding for the workshop so please don’t forget to pop onto ParentPay to complete the £7.00 payment for this as soon as possible so that we know we can still go ahead with this amazing learning experience.
Thank you, LKS2 team x
And that’s a wrap! A fond farewell to you all and best wishes for a fabulous summer at home with your families. Thank you for a fabulous year, Class 10 – we may have been a little bit noisy and lively now and again but I have loved being your teacher again and I am so happy that I have had the chance to see the whole year out with you all this time round 🙂 I know you’re all going to smash Year 4 and I will be sure to check in and find out how you’re all doing in your new classroom.
A huge thank you to you all for the lovely gifts and messages that I have received, I am so grateful for them all. With love, Mrs Dutton x
We’ve had a brilliant last full day in Year 3 today. Starting with a sneaky performance of the Y6 leaver’s assembly where we were blown away by the beautiful singing and smart presentation of our Y6 students. And, ending with a mini leaver’s assembly of our own where everyone received their own special certificate … well done everyone! It’s been a fabulous year and we are all more than ready for our final day, picnic and summer break! See you all tomorrow …
Mrs Dutton & Mr Taylor 🙂
Wow! Wow! Wow! You do not want to miss out on this fabulous academic diary, jam-packed with craft ideas and important information all about staying fit and healthy! These diaries were designed and curated by the children in Year 3 and 4 as part of their Spring expedition product and we think they look amazing.
Diaries will be available to purchase in person tomorrow at our End of Year Picnic, or you can pre-order by paying with your class teacher in the morning. Each diary is priced at £5.00 with all proceeds going towards supporting events and projects in school next year.
Thank you, the LKS2 team and children x
Wow! What a fantastic whole-school challenge we had yesterday. Children worked in mixed-age groups in order to design, make and test paper-straw bridges … some more successfully than others! A shout out to all of the boys and girls who worked in my group – you were all fantastic!
Last Friday saw the return of our Green Top Arts Festival, a day totally dedicated to the Arts and performance – in all its guises! To start the day, children were able to select from a wide range of teacher-led workshops – from dance to cartoon drawing to music and singing – there really was something for everyone!
I thoroughly enjoyed working with the fabulous bunch of pupils who opted for my performance poetry session, where children worked collaboratively to recite and perform a poem all about different types of animals. I was blown away by the leadership and teamwork on display in the different groups, and even more so by the fabulous performances crafted by the children themselves in such a short time. Well done everyone! Mrs Dutton x
