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Autumn Term 25
Autumn Term 25
weekly Spellings
Week-5-Suffix-ture-10.10.25.pdf
Week-4-Suffix-sure-3.10.25-pdf
Week-3-Y-makes-the-i-sound-26.9.25-1.pdf
Week-2-Spellings-Website-19.09.25-1.pdf
Week-1-Diagraph-ou-makes-ow-sound-12.09.25-1.pdf
Curriculum information
Autumn-1-Stone-Age-curriculum-information
Animals-and-Humans-Knowledge-Organiser
Making Music!
Year 3 had a brilliant time exploring keyboards, glockenspiels, and percussion instruments in their music lesson this week. The children got to improvise and experiment with the instruments, playing along to a song they have recently learnt. It was lovely to see their creativity and musical confidence shine through! Well done Year 3!
Hot-Seating
Badgers class have been diving into the world of The Stone Age Boy! After the boy mysteriously vanished, leaving Om behind in the Stone Age, the class had a chance to step into Om’s shoes through a special hot seating session.
The children took turns being Om, answering questions from their partner about what she thought had happened to the boy, how she felt when the boy disappeared, and what life is like without him. The questions were very thoughtful and encouraged the children to really delve into the emotions of Om. Well done, Badgers!
Stonehenge
During History, Badgers class have been learning all about Stonehenge as part of our Stone Age topic. We discovered fascinating facts about this ancient monument — how it was built thousands of years ago and the mystery that still surrounds its purpose.
To bring our learning to life, we used playdough to create our very own mini Stonehenges! The children showed fantastic creativity and teamwork as they shaped and arranged the stones, thinking carefully about their placement just like the original builders might have done. Well done, Badgers!
A VISIT TO CHURCH
Year 3 visited our church to meet Father Benedict as part of our RE topic on belonging. He spoke to us about what it means to be a priest and answered our thoughtful questions, such as “How can I be more like you?”, “What do you enjoy about being a priest?” and even “Do you have a chance to be the Pope?”. Father Benedict also gave us the special opportunity to re-enact a baptism, helping us understand the importance of this sacrament in welcoming someone into God’s family. A huge well done to Year 3 for showing such respect and thoughtfulness during the visit, and a heartfelt thank you to Father Benedict for his time, kindness and inspiring answers.
Washing Machine Game
To begin our PE lesson, Badgers class took part in a fun warm-up called the Washing Machine Game. In this activity, the children pretended to be different items of clothing—like socks, t-shirts, or trousers—and performed stretches that matched how those clothes might move in a washing machine. It was a playful and imaginative way to warm up muscles, improve flexibility, and prepare the body for physical activity, all while encouraging creativity and focus. The children had lots of fun!
Gymnastics
During gymnastics, the Badgers explored different types of jumps, focusing on control, coordination, and safe landings. The children practiced basic jumping techniques such as straight jumps, tuck jumps, star jumps, and half turns. They learned to take off and land with bent knees, feet together, and arms helping with balance and momentum.
The lesson included warm-up activities to encourage the children to stretch the muscles they would use in the lesson. They all demonstrated great physical confidence, spatial awareness, and enjoyment through movement. Well done Badgers!
Cave Art
As part of the introduction to their new topic, Stone Age, the Badgers have been learning all about cave drawings and how they have allowed us to know what life was like during the Stone Age. In groups, the children worked together to create some amazing cave art, mimicking how it would have appeared back in that time period. Using chalk and different techniques, such as smudging and blending, the finished results are absolutely amazing! Well done, Badgers! You are super artists!
Curriculum meeting
We were delighted to welcome our Year 3 parents and carers into school for a curriculum meeting. It was a great opportunity to share key information about the year ahead, explain how we support learning in the classroom, and answer any questions. Thank you to everyone who came along to support their child as they begin their exciting Year 3 journey.
Welcome Back!
We are so excited to welcome our brand new Year 3 Badgers back to school!
This year will be full of learning, fun and adventures as we continue our journey together in Key Stage 2.
In Badgers Class, we always try our best, look after one another, and enjoy discovering new things every day. With the guidance of Miss Whitehead and Mrs Cole, and the support of Miss Sproule, we know this year will be filled with amazing work, creativity, and kindness.
Here’s to a brilliant year ahead—let’s make it one to remember!
