Today the children have taken part in a range of sporting activities to raise money for Sports Relief 2020. The money will support people living incredibly tough lives in the UK and around the world. Year 6 Sports Ambassadors, Mrs Welch and Mr Stroud organised a carousel of sports activities ranging from the traditional egg and spoon race to hockey. The children thoroughly enjoyed there sessions and showed great sportsmanship.
Tag: Year 3
River Stour
The Year 3 classes had a fabulous time at the River Stour this week. Luckily the weather was kind to them and they were able to complete some brilliant activities.
Water Cycle
Ahead of the trip to the River Stour, the children in Year 3 have been learning about the water cycle. They even created their own water cycles in action!
Water Cycle
Year 3 set up experiments to see if they could recreate the water cycle with great success!
Year Three Are Water Wise!
Year 3 had their WOW day for their ‘Flow’ topic. They completed four activities:
- Waterwise – a special guest worked with us to gain a better understanding about the water that we use.
- Painting – we created water paintings having been inspired by Claude Monet’s work.
- Science – we tested the ph levels of water from different sources.
- Music – we made water themed pieces using a range of instruments.
Perimeter
Some excellent calculating of perimeter in Year 3 today. The children were able to combine lots of their mathematical knowledge and understanding. Fantastic explanations!
Y3 Science
Y3 have been experimenting with digestion today, creating their own stomachs, complete with contents!
Year 3 WOW
Year 3 had their WOW day for the new ‘Burps, Bottoms and Bile’ topic yesterday. Alongside Scientific testing centred around the heart and breathing, the children added major internal organs to blank vests and created representations of human skeletons.
Go With The Flow!
As part of their Flow topic, our Year Three pupils are investigating the River Stour. They are surveying the river habitat, dipping in the river and examining its contents and observing local wildlife.
Each class is participating on a different day – today is 3C’s turn!
