YEAR 3
Optional Homework Grids
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Mrs Clements and Mrs Parkin are the Year 3 Teachers
From left, Amanda, Mrs Wood and Mr Johnson (awaiting photo of Mrs Hankin)
About Year 3
Mrs Clements teaches the class all day Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
Mrs Parkin teaches the class all day Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Hankin teaches the class on a Wednesday afternoon.
Amanda works as a TA in Y3 all day Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings.
Miss Wood works as a TA in Y3 on Friday mornings.
Mr Johnson teaches PE to Y3 on Monday and Thursday mornings.
Click on the icon
to see the Y3 Parent Information Meeting (PIM) slides from the recent meeting.
School Council minutes can be found by clicking on the link below:
Click here to go to the Year Three Gallery page
Year 3 Curriculum
Click here to view the End of Year Expectations booklet.
For more information about our curriculum click here.
Click on the icons to find out more about what your child will be learning in Year 3.
HomeworkThe school policy can be found here.
Each half-term your child’s teacher will provide a selection of suggested activities for you to work on with your child at home. These activities closely match the learning that your child will be doing in class during the upcoming weeks and are valuable exercises to help them consolidate their ideas.
Although the teacher will not set a specific task each week or set deadlines for completion, we recommend your child completes activities from the grids at home on a ‘little and often’ basis, which fits in with your home routine. Homework should be a positive and rewarding experience to promote a love of learning and instil confidence – the teacher would love to hear about the tasks which children have completed at home!
Below are links to advice booklets which suggest strategies to support your child in their:
1. Reading
Click the glasses icon to view a really useful Recommended Reading List for Year 3.
Reading
Is vitally important for children at any age so please ensure your child reads regularly to you or themselves at home. Help them to get interested in books by reading different types of stories with them. Children are able to write what they have read in their reading record independently but it is always better if they read to someone else. They could read to a brother, sister, auntie, uncle or neighbour; it doesn't really matter who!
PE
Year 3's PE lessons are on Mondays and Thursdays. Please ensure that your child has a full PE kit in school at all times, suitable for both indoor and outdoor activities. Indoor PE kit is pumps or bare feet (not trainers), dark shorts and a white T-shirt. Long hair should be tied back and earrings taken out. Trainers and track suit bottoms may be worn for outside PE only.
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