Year 3

opaque, translucent, or transparent?

opaque, translucent, or transparent?

Year 3 Jemison have shown they can predict, observe and experiment with light sources to explore if every day are opaque, translucent or transparent. We know if an object blocks the light it will create a shadow. [gallery type="rectangular"...

Christian Community

Christian Community

Today, we looked at how Christians support and help the community. We then designed our own posters to advertise an event to help our community.

Faith Week

Faith Week

This week, as part of Inter Faith Week, we learnt about how the Hindu faith support communities and created rangoli patterns linked to Holi the festival of colour.

Measuring in metres and centimetres 

Measuring in metres and centimetres 

Year 3 Jemison have explored their new understanding of length and height by recording items around their classroom in metres and centimetres. We know how to use the intervals on a metre stick to help us measure objects over 1m. [gallery type="rectangular"...

Black History Month 2025

Black History Month 2025

Year 3 Jemison were extremely proud to share their learning from Black History Month with the rest of their peers in Key Stage 2. The children presented the story of John Edmonstone and his struggles to be remembered in History, despite playing a key role in Charles...

Gymnastics- Introduction to symmetry 

Gymnastics- Introduction to symmetry 

The focus of this week's gymnastics learning was to understand the concept of excellent gymnastics, which means moving with control of your body. We aimed to hold a symmetrical balance with our partner for at...

Netball- Level 1 Tournament- part 3 

Netball- Level 1 Tournament- part 3 

Having discussed what worked well and what we need to improve from last week's games, Y3 Jemison changed teams and focused on good communication, consolidating their chest pass and ensure the correct space was given in between their teammates. [gallery...

– Can one person make a difference? 

– Can one person make a difference? 

As part of Black History Month, Year 3 Jemison have used their understanding of Mary Seacole's life to help them discuss the big question 'Can one person make a difference?'. The children were encouraged to use real life examples to support their discussion.