Golden Crew
Welcome to the Y3 team and the Golden Crew!
Meet the team:
Miss Castleton, Mrs Horton, Miss Wilson and Miss Heald
What do I need to bring each day?
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Day of the Week |
What I need to bring to school? |
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Monday |
Reading diary and reading book |
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Tuesday |
Reading diary and reading book Please bring PE kit |
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Wednesday |
Reading diary and reading book Homework Book |
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Thursday |
Reading diary (diary check day), reading book Scheme Book (Scheme Book Change Day) Please bring PE Kit |
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Friday |
Reading diary and reading book |
Our school day:
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Arrive at School: |
8.40-8.45 |
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Morning work/reading |
8.45-9.00 |
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Register |
8.45-9.00 |
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Lesson 1: Phonics and Reading/handwriting |
9.00am-9:40am |
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Lesson 2: Writing |
9.40am-10.30 am |
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Playtime |
10.30 -10.45am |
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Assembly |
10.50-11.05am |
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Lesson 3: Maths |
11.05am-11.55am |
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Lesson 4: Maths fluency practice |
11.55am-12.10pm |
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RWI Spellings |
12.10-12.30 |
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Lunch time |
12.30pm-1.15pm |
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Afternoon lessons |
1.30pm-3.00pm |
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Whole School Story time |
3.00-3.10pm |
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End of day |
3.15pm |
PE
PE will be on Wednesday and Thursday.
On PE Day, please can children bring their PE kit (labelled) in a separate bag, so they can change into their kit for each session.
Full PE kit must be worn and that includes, a white t-shirt, black shorts or jogging bottoms, a sensible pair of trainers and a drink (during the cold seasons it is advisable to bring a jumper).
Children with their ears pierced must remove their earrings for each P.E session themselves or alternatively they will need at have plasters in their P.E bags to protect their ears during physical activity. Long hair must be tied back. Due to COVID-19 please send your child into school wearing their PE kits to school, this will reduce the risk of cross-contamination of clothing whilst getting dressed. The more physical PE session is in the afternoon, so there should be no reason for the worry of children being in the same clothes for too long after physical exercise.
Homework
Homework will always be math focused and is sent out on a Friday and must be returned by the following Wednesday.
Children are expected to read at least three times at home with an adult. Each read should be logged in the reading diary, and brought in to school every day so that their reads can be counted. Awards are given for 50, 100, 200, 250 reads.
Spellings will be posted on Dojo weekly. Please help your child to learn these spellings and discuss the different rules with them at home. This can be done if the words are spotted in their reading book or if they use one of the spelling rules in a conversation etc.
Times Tables
By the end of Y3 children are expected to know their 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 10 times tables.
In year 3 we introduce the multiplication tables of 3, 4 and 8. This is built upon taught tables in Key Stage 1 of 2, 5 and 10.
Times tables will be tested weekly.