Year 3

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1 year ago
Posted on 16th Apr 2023 by

Cake Sale!

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School Council will be holding a cake sale on the 24th April to raise money for our school charities ‘Classroom in the Clouds’ and ‘Prevent All’.  

We would really appreciate it if you could donate some homemade or shop bought cakes for the fundraising event. The theme will be based around St George’s Day.  Please could all cakes be handed in on the morning of the 24th.

The cakes will be sold throughout the day. If your child would like to buy some,  please send them into school with some change. The cakes will cost 30p each or 4 for £1.

Thank you very much for your support.

We look forward to raising lots of money and seeing your wonderful creations!

 

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2 years ago
Posted on 30th Mar 2023 by

Vincent Van Gogh Art

This week, the children have been learning about Vincent Van Gogh. They have made their very own version of ‘Starry Night’. This was one of Vincent Van Gogh’s most famous paintings.

Here are some of the children with their work.

 

2 years ago
Posted on 30th Mar 2023 by

Author visit

This morning Mrs Weston’s literacy set were lucky enough to be visited by the author Jessica Keane. She spoke to us all about becoming an author and read some of her book with us all about Mia the cat, she has kindly donated a copy to school so we can find out what happens next!  Jessica used to be a vet so she also shared lots of interesting facts about the forest animals she writes about.

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2 years ago
Posted on 28th Mar 2023 by

Key Stage Two Swimming 🏊‍♀️🥽🏊‍♂️

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Every Monday, beginning Monday 24th April and ending 17th July, all Key stage 2 children will go to Oakengates leisure centre for a 30 minute swimming lesson. The children will go to the swimming pool in their year groups and will be split into three different groups, based on their swimming abilities. Each group will be led by at least one member of St George’s staff. The leisure centre life-guards will be on hand as a safety measure.

All children will get changed at the leisure centre so will need an appropriate swimming costume in a separate waterproof bag, towel and goggles if required. All other swimming equipment such as arm bands and floats will be provided at the leisure centre. We suggest packing an extra pair of socks/ tights in case they get wet during the changing procedure.  Can we please encourage children to wear their swimming costumes under their uniform in the morning to make the most of the time available at the swimming pool (don’t forget to pack underwear for after swimming.)  All children will return to school in time for normal lunches.

Kind Regards

PE Team.

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2 years ago
Posted on 24th Mar 2023 by

Monet Art Work

This week, the children have been learning about Monet. They have used finger painting to create a garden and today they used oil pastels to recreate his work on The Houses of Parliament.

Here is some of their work.

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2 years ago
Posted on 23rd Mar 2023 by

Poems

This week, we have been looking at poetry. The children have read a poem written by Roger McGough called The Sound Collector. They looked at different features of poetry e.g. rhyme and onomatopoeia.

Today, the children have written their own version of The Sound Collector.

Here are some examples.

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2 years ago
Posted on 21st Mar 2023 by

Online Safety Information

A huge thank you to the parents that came to our online safety workshop last week.

If you were unable to attend but would still like the information, the slides that we shared are available here.

There is also access to a google drive which has information on games your children may be playing/how to set up devices safety/how to get more information on what they are doing online-you can access this here.

As always, if you have any concerns, please feel free to speak to your child’s class teacher or a member of our Safeguarding team.

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