On Monday the children had a great start to our Inclusive Sports fortnight with a kickboxing lesson and skateboarding!
Friday, 5 July 2024
Year 3: Week 5 information and the fiver challenge
Sunday, 30 June 2024
Y3: Inclusive Sports fortnight starts tomorrow.
Tomorrow is the beginning of our Inclusive Sports fortnight and we have some very exciting workshops for the children.
Monday- In small groups year 3 will be having skateboarding lessons and they will be taking part in a whole class kickboxing session.
Wednesday- KS2 Have their own Science assembly with Mini Professors
Thursday- Transfer afternoon. Year 3 will be spending the afternoon with Ms Browne, Mrs Bernard and MrsMcConnell in the Year 4 classroom.
Friday- Gaspard will be working with Year 3 on African dancing. 2.30pm All families are welcome in to watch and take part in dance day.
*Please note that I (Mrs Thorpe) will be in on Thursday and not on Friday this week.
What an amazing week full of rich learning and life experiences we will have!
Friday, 28 June 2024
Year 3: Operation 'Save the Newts'
Today Year 3 did a fantastic job of clearing the very overgrown pond. Whilst doing this they saved many newts. Our school pond is such a haven for newts and we think we caught over 60 in our time there!
Wednesday, 26 June 2024
Year 3: THANK YOU!
Sunday, 23 June 2024
Friday, 21 June 2024
Year 3: Our changing body lesson today
Today we had our changing body lesson in SCARF. The children learnt what happens to male and female bodies when they go through puberty.
For the males we spoke about the deepening of voices and pubic hair growing. We also labelled the organs and spoke about sperm in the testicles and how this can sometimes lead to a wet dream.
For the female body we spoke about developing breasts, hips widening, pubic hair growing and then we spoke about the menstrual cycle and what a period is. We had lots of questions about this. It's so important that the children are hearing about this now because studies have shown that more and more girls are having periods from the age of 9/10. The girls also see and hear things regarding this and so we need them to full understand and not feel scared about this.
I spoke to both the girls and the boys separately about this and then bought them together as a class to discuss. They were brilliant and very respectful of everyones feelings. We really encouraged the children to come and talk to you about this and that it happens to everyone and not to be worried or embarrassed.




















