Year 3
Welcome to Year 3!
This year, the teachers are Miss Adnett (3 Hudson), Mrs G Douglas (3 Hockney) and Mrs Karavadra and Mr Howard (3 Thomas). The teaching assistants in Year 3 are Miss Heycock (HLTA), Miss Manns & Miss Poole.
You will find our curriculum information further 
down the page.
Poetry Week
- Details
- Published: Sunday, 10 September 2023 21:00
- Written by Year 3
Year 3 had a lovely start to the academic year exploring the forest school area and swale to gather ideas and inspiration for their acrostic poems. The children were excited to find pears, apples and blackberries growing as well as different plants, minibeasts and even the remains of a bird's eggshell.
Year 3 Curriculum
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Helping at Home
Home Learning
On a Thursday your child will bring home a home learning task related to something they have been learning during the week. This needs to be returned the following Tuesday.
Spellings
Each week, your child will be given spellings on a Monday, to be tested on a Friday. Your child will be working on either Year 1/2 or Year 3/4 common exception words, alongside the Year 3 National Curriculum words.
Times Tables
This term, you will be given multiplication tables to learn, to be tested each week. Below are some links to help you with your tables:
Topmarks Maths Website Hit the Button
There are many times table songs on YouTube which can help children learn them off by heart.
Your child will be given a log in for Times Table Rockstars, which is a fun way to memories the tables and compete with their friends. https://ttrockstars.com/login
They will also be given a log in for RM Easimaths, where they can work through different mathematical questions and problems. https://www.rmeasimaths.com/
Reading
Please continue to read with your child on a regular basis. The reading record should be completed as often as possible and will be checked when they read with an adult at school. Children should read school books and anything else that they enjoy! The children will have the opportunity to visit the school library once a week too. Please make sure your child’s library book is back in school the following week so that they can return it and get a new one.