Year 3

Do we need to see something to believe it is real? 

Do we need to see something to believe it is real? 

Year 3 Jemison have been discussing this big question in partnership with Science week. We know that scientists look for evidence to know something exists such as gravity, wind, sound or germs, but do we agree that we must see something to know it is real? [gallery...

Muslim festivals

Muslim festivals

Year 3 Obama have been learning about two Muslim festivals. They have explored the similarities and differences between Eid-al-Fitr and Eid-al-Adha.  

Journey into space storyboards 

Journey into space storyboards 

Year 3 Jemison have begun to create storyboards to create a space story that complements a piece of music that was written to describe the 1969 moon landing.

Hanukah

Hanukah

Year 3 Obama enjoyed tasting latkes as part of their learning about Judaism and the celebration of Hanukah.

Painting clay pumpkins 

Painting clay pumpkins 

Year 3 Jemison have now painted their pumpkins in the style of Yayoi Kusama, taking inspiration from her use of colour and pattern. Some children chose the blend several colours into an ombré effect while others went for stripes and polka dots... [gallery...

What makes a strong backbone? 

What makes a strong backbone? 

As part of British Science Week, Year 3 Jemison took part in a live Science lesson exploring the position and function of the human skeleton. We looked at the structure of a backbone and tested how different sizes and shapes of a structure affect its strength [gallery...