Year 3 2025-2026 Blog

Children’s Mental Health Week

by Miss Harvey
Feb 11, 2026

Year 3 are completing a challenge each day to recognise Children’s Mental Health Week and then we will win a certificate. Today for Wellbeing Wednesday we focused on breathing and mindfulness. We watched a clip about what happens to our brains when we feel different emotions. The work being completed is lovely and I hope it helps with some strategies for looking after wellbeing. So far we have looked at positive affirmations, gratefulness and breathing.

by Miss Harvey
Feb 10, 2026

This week year 3 have explored magnets in different ways. Today they have planned and carried out their own fair tests to explore which magnet was the strongest.

by Miss Harvey
Feb 10, 2026

Year 3 have talked about being safe online this week. In PSHE we did a lesson about how to stay safe when making friends online. Today we joined in with a live lesson from BBC about Artificial Intelliegence and the pros and cons. We have homework on Seesaw to discuss AI at home with our families.

by Miss Harvey
Feb 06, 2026

by Miss Harvey
Feb 06, 2026

We have been sharing our Creative Homework this morning and also watched our volcanoes erupt on Seesaw.

I am so impressed with all the children's hard work!

by Miss Harvey
Feb 06, 2026

Well done to all our Superstars!

by Miss Harvey
Feb 05, 2026

Congratulations to all of our handwriting winners selected for their beautiful handwriting or for improvement in their letter formation and motor skills. All our winner's work is displayed on the board outside Mrs Parker's office and they all win a pencil.

Our winners are:

Nursery- Teddie

Reception- Bodhi

Y1- Poppy G

Y2- Rosie C

Y3- Esme

Y4- Angelyn

Y5- Scarlett

Y6- Kai

by Miss Harvey
Feb 03, 2026

Year 3 loved sharing their special books from home today. They enjoyed telling stories to each other for National Storytelling Week.

by Miss Harvey
Feb 03, 2026

Year 3 enjoyed a live Zoom session with Alim Kamala. The theme of this year is 'Soundtrack your story' and Alim showed us how he raps to tell a story. We found out that rap stands for rhythm and poetry. We then had a go at writing our own raps about having a superpower. The workshop was so much fun and we loved rapping along with Alim.