SCHOOL NURSE TOMORROW

The School Nurse will be running a drop in from 8:45am tomorrow morning (Monday 22nd October). Want to know more about what the School Nurse does please see this useful web link from Dorset HealthCare University NHS Trust: http://www.dorsethealthcare.nhs.uk/services/children-and-families/school-nursing-dorset.htm

Home Learning - Writing: "The Accident"

The Accident.

Home Learning Year 3

Friday 19^th October – for Thursday 25^th October

Write a story to accompany these 6 pictures.

Try to include the following things (that we have talked about in class):

-time connectives (then, suddenly, soon afterwards)

-some speech (using speech marks)

Money

In Maths this week we will be doing mathematical activities that involve the use of money.
It would be very useful if this could be discussed at home.
Could you play some maths games with a handful of change at home?
For example:
I have 3 coins in my hand...they add up to 12p, what could they be? (is there more than one possible answer? etc)
I have 4 coins that add up to 12p- What must they be?
Thank you
DM

POWSA Blog - Non ICT Day

I have this little sister Lola, she is small and very funny.  Next Wednesday (the 24^th of October) will be a non-ICT day.  That means all the children, including Lola and all the teachers cannot use computers or other technology in school! There will be no blogging, no typing, no googling, no surfing. There will certainly be no interactive white boarding, no tweeting, no ipadding, no videoing and certainly no tomatoes! Lola is looking forward to catching out her teachers, if they use some ICT, they have to pay a 50p fine!  Hopefully all the children will help Lola and raise funds for the school. Thank you - Charlie (and the POWSA Committee) - PS donations to POWSA for school equipment will be welcomed (as always!!)

POWSA Blog - Book Fair!

Just a quick reminder that the scholastic book fair starts today.  The books are available to browse by both children and parents after school Wed-Mon and at the parents evening tonight. Why not stock up on a few Christmas presents, or introduce your kids to another fantastic author? Once our target has been reached, the school receive 60% of the profit back to spend on books for school.  This has proven a very profitable venture in the past and we hope to replicate the success again this year!

What is most important to you?

Today Year 3 wrote a prayer of forgiveness. Next week we shall be thinking about what we most value in the world. What is most important to us and why? Parents can help by having a discussion about this.

Maiden Castle Farm Visit on Monday 15th October

Don't forget that we are off to the Maiden Castle Farm on Monday (15th October). Wellies or Walking Boots are a very good idea. Coats are essential. Hats and gloves are a useful additional option.
We will be back before lunchtime, so no changes needed to normal dinner routines.
Many Thanks
Duncan MacBean