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Who will my class teachers be?
Mrs Woodward
Monday- Wednesday
Monday- Wednesday
Mrs Bateman
Wednesday- Friday
Wednesday- Friday
Who else will help me with my learning?
Mrs Budloo
Learning Support Assistant
Learning Support Assistant
Mrs Birch
PE Teacher
PE Teacher
Mrs Boguslawska
Art Teacher
Art Teacher
Madame Starling
French Teacher
French Teacher
Miss Emms
Music Teacher
Music Teacher
Can you tell me more about my teachers?
Here are some facts about Mrs Woodward!
Name: Mrs Woodward
Birthday: December 17th
Children: A 1 year old daughter called Evelyn
Pets: A Fox Red Cavapoo called Rory
Favourite food: A roast dinner or chocolate brownies!
Favourite drink: Coca Cola
Favourite colour: Dusty pink
Favourite animal: Lions and tigers (any big cats really)
Favourite hobbies: Running, drawing and taking photos
Favourite holiday: Chicago
Name: Mrs Woodward
Birthday: December 17th
Children: A 1 year old daughter called Evelyn
Pets: A Fox Red Cavapoo called Rory
Favourite food: A roast dinner or chocolate brownies!
Favourite drink: Coca Cola
Favourite colour: Dusty pink
Favourite animal: Lions and tigers (any big cats really)
Favourite hobbies: Running, drawing and taking photos
Favourite holiday: Chicago
Here are some facts about Mrs Bateman!
Name: Mrs Bateman
Birthday: 28th December
Children: 5 year old Jacob and 1 year old Finley
Pets: A Bearded Collie dog called Luna
Favourite food: Spaghetti Bolognaise
Favourite drink: Orange squash or black tea
Favourite colour: Green
Favourite animal: Alpaca
Favourite hobbies: Singing, reading and dancing in the kitchen!
Favourite holiday: Mexico
Name: Mrs Bateman
Birthday: 28th December
Children: 5 year old Jacob and 1 year old Finley
Pets: A Bearded Collie dog called Luna
Favourite food: Spaghetti Bolognaise
Favourite drink: Orange squash or black tea
Favourite colour: Green
Favourite animal: Alpaca
Favourite hobbies: Singing, reading and dancing in the kitchen!
Favourite holiday: Mexico
What can I look forward to in Year 3?
When it is safe to do so, we may have opportunities to go on some exciting school trips:
You will learn lots of new things. Here are just a few things you will learn about in Year 3:
Ancient Egypt
Performance Poetry
Plants
Stone Age
Rocks
Victorian Ipswich
Cave drawings
The Sacraments of:
Holy Communion
Baptism
Holy Communion
Baptism
For the full year groups objectives across all subjects please refer to our website.
What are the rules in Year 3?
In class we follow the 5 school rules:
1. Be polite and courteous to everyone in the school
2. Keep your hands and feet to yourselves, giving each other proper space
3. Respect school equipment and other people’s property
4. Walk in the school building and in from your line
5. Follow instructions as soon as they are given, from all adults in the school
1. Be polite and courteous to everyone in the school
2. Keep your hands and feet to yourselves, giving each other proper space
3. Respect school equipment and other people’s property
4. Walk in the school building and in from your line
5. Follow instructions as soon as they are given, from all adults in the school
Rewards
In class you will be rewarded with praise, smileys, certificates, table points and class marbles.
However, when you do not follow the rules warnings will be given. 4 warnings will result in a visit to Mrs Jackson and 5 warnings will result in a letter home– of course we hope this will not happen!
Table Points & Class Marble Jar
We will create some rules together as a class for these.
If your table receives the most table points for the week then you everyone on your table will receive a reward.
When our marble jar is full you can choose a treat as a class.
In class you will be rewarded with praise, smileys, certificates, table points and class marbles.
However, when you do not follow the rules warnings will be given. 4 warnings will result in a visit to Mrs Jackson and 5 warnings will result in a letter home– of course we hope this will not happen!
Table Points & Class Marble Jar
We will create some rules together as a class for these.
If your table receives the most table points for the week then you everyone on your table will receive a reward.
When our marble jar is full you can choose a treat as a class.
Rewards for Reading
Each time you read at home make sure a grown up writes in your reading diary.
Every 25 reads you will receive a certificate!
Each time you read at home make sure a grown up writes in your reading diary.
Every 25 reads you will receive a certificate!
What will our routine be like?
School begins at 8:45 am.
Early morning work starts in class at 8:30 am when the gate opens. This is a chance for you to finish any work or read and respond to your teachers' feedback.
The start of the school day is an extremely busy period so messages from parents, or items that have been forgotten can be left at the School Office to be passed onto teachers. Parents are welcome to write a note to the teacher in the pupil’s reading record.
In Year 3 we usually have 2 break times. This is a little different to Year 2 where you would have had a morning, lunch and afternoon break. Times will be confirmed at the beginning of the academic year.
School ends at 3:15 pm. Your parents/carers will collect you from the play ground (unless otherwise arranged with Mrs Jackson).
Here is a sample of what a typical day in Year 3 might look like:
Early morning work starts in class at 8:30 am when the gate opens. This is a chance for you to finish any work or read and respond to your teachers' feedback.
The start of the school day is an extremely busy period so messages from parents, or items that have been forgotten can be left at the School Office to be passed onto teachers. Parents are welcome to write a note to the teacher in the pupil’s reading record.
In Year 3 we usually have 2 break times. This is a little different to Year 2 where you would have had a morning, lunch and afternoon break. Times will be confirmed at the beginning of the academic year.
School ends at 3:15 pm. Your parents/carers will collect you from the play ground (unless otherwise arranged with Mrs Jackson).
Here is a sample of what a typical day in Year 3 might look like:
