Year 3 2026 - 2027
Miss Dainty
At the heart of everything is a personalised approach to each unique individual as part of our Christian Community. The strong family ethos ensures that all children and staff feel valued, respected and grow in self-confidence. Enthusiastic and caring staff with high expectations, demonstrate care of the whole child. Through God’s guidance we encourage each and every child to
'let their light shine'
Welcome to Year 3!
I hope you have all had an amazing summer and I can't wait to begin a brand new year in Year 3!
PE Days
Our PE lessons take place every Tuesday and Wednesday. Children should come to school dressed in their PE kit on Tuesday and Wednesday. As we aim to be outside whenever possible, please ensure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather so they can participate comfortably.
Connected Curriculum:
One Little Drop
Our class Autumn 1 topic is based around 'Seal Surfer' by Michael Foreman. Seal Surfer is a beautifully illustrated story about a young boy who develops a special friendship with a seal and its pup. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the sea, the story explores themes of friendship, nature, family and the changing seasons.
Through this book, children will develop their understanding of the natural world and learn about the importance of caring for animals and their environment.
The topic web (available to download below) provides an overview of the learning planned for this term.
All homework documents and supporting resources can be found in the tab at the top of this page.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Kind regards,
Miss Dainty
Our Class Charter
As a rights respecting school, we wholeheartely believe in educating children about their rights and one of the first activities completed in September is to write our Class Charter. The children choose a number of articles which they feel must be met at school. It is then discussed how the adults (duty bearers) and the pupils (rights holders) in school ensure that these rights are met.