There have been some great examples of home learning from 3G so far this term. Examples of research and crafting which have really impressed, but I was blown away by the huge Viking Longship brought to school by Tim this morning.
Great effort and attention to detail went into his home learning as well as some good research about designs and construction.
Well done Tim – ten crew coins!!
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Every morning, children are going to āshow me a numberā. Using different resources, children have to find different ways to represent a number.
I wonder if they can do this at home too?
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Mrs Graves
Year 3 had an amazing day at Murton Park yesterday. We enjoyed dressing up and visiting the Viking village. We all learned lots about the Viking settlers in Britain and found out that they were not just warriors and raiders. We made candle holders, farmed the land, ground wheat for very gritty bread and even guarded the village against a very sneaky Anglo Saxon spy!
Look out for more pictures to follow on the TWITT and a huge Thank you to all our slaves (parents) who also enjoyed dressing up!
I have seen great team work in the team building sessions I have ran this week. The children had to work together to bake buns for our Plover community. Well done to all children involved this week!
-Mrs Lindsay Blackham
What a great we have had today! We have learnt so much about how the Vikings lived and we have begun to realise they were not just the raiders that most of the stories would have us believe!
We have lived our day as a Viking – farming, guarding, baking and making goods to trade.
After the last couple of years, it has been brilliant to be out on a Field Trip again and Murton Park has really helped to bring history to life for us, and from the number of children that said they had had the best day EVER, I think it is a day that will live in our memories for a long, long time.
Here’s a sneak preview of the day, but more will follow!
Mrs Graves
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Calling our Plover crew! We are hosting the great Plover bake off on Thursday 23rd September 3-4pm! We want you all to bake some sweet treats which will be sold at our afternoon tea event. Everyone who donates will be entered into a draw to win a hamper of goodies and there will be an overall star baker award for EYFS, KS1,LKS2 and UKS2! Phase prizes include Nandoās vouchers, flip out vouchers, go bounce vouchers and more!
Parents /carers are welcome to join our socially distanced event on the 23rd 3-4pm for a chance to have coffee, tea, juice and sweet treats whilst raising money for a good cause. Your support means so much to us so please spread the word!
-Mrs Lindsay Blackham
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Rio produced some gorgeous home learning about the Vikingās over the weekend! He was proudly sharing his home learning in crew as I joined them!Well done you superstar!
-Miss Blackham
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Children will need to wear school uniform.
Parent helpers have been asked if they are required. Sorry if you haven’t been invited on this occasion but we hope to run other trips throughout the year.
If you usually drive to school, please try to keep the road outside of school clear as our bus will leave at 8:30. Spread the word!
Our Visit is on
Wednesday
Arrive early, by
8:15am
Bus departs at
8:30am
(no refunds if you miss it)
Collect children at
4:30pm
Parent helpers have been asked to attend. Please ask your childās teacher if you are unsure whether you are needed. Thanks!
Today year 3 have been sculpting from clay. They’ve used different tools and techniques to explore patterns and textures to create dragons eyes. I’m sure we can all agree that the results are fantastic. Well done Year 3!
