Welcome to Class 3.
Our lovely class teacher is Mrs Leverton and our teaching assistant is Mrs Martini.
In Class 3, we have 21 of the most wonderful well behaved children
from Years 5 and 6.
Our Class Scratch project page is accessible through this link:
https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/6018719/
2020-2021
24/09/20 Science has been great fun this week, when we made our own periscopes to demonstrate reflection. We have since looked at refraction in our topic on 'light' and conducted some great investigations to demonstrate our knowledge..
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Class 3 have enjoyed creating their very own Mayan inspired masks. They designed, carefully painted and then created fantastic masks using animal inspired prints. Well done class 3!
2019-2020
Please watch our fantastic videos advertising our wonderful trip to Burghley House. The children worked extremely hard to create wonderful scripts and used iMovie to produce these fantastic promotional videos.
Here are some photos of our wonderful trip to Burghley House. We all had an amazing time. We enjoyed Tudor dancing, making Tudor purses and being entertained by King Henry VIII.
We really enjoyed watching the live Royal Shakespeare Company performance of Macbeth. We have used this text to engage us in a variety of writing opportunities and develop our understanding of archaic language.
Having lots of fun on World Book Day.
Pancake day fun! Using metric measures we cooked fantastic pancakes and concluded with reviews of our famous pancake restaurant to demonstrate our wonderful application of punctuation and grammar. Eating the pancakes was great!
Continuing with our work on the circulatory system- class 3 enjoyed investigating the structure of the heart. We looked at a cow's heart and sheep hearts (4th March 2020).
Class 3 had great fun making their own blood and identifying the various components, including red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and plasma.
Class 3 produced some amazing letters based on their work on Macbeth.
Just a few examples of some fantastic projects made by our class and presented beautifully- well done for all your hard work and a fantastic start to our topic on the Tudors.
Class 3 investigated the parts and functions of the digestive system in science. This was a chance to consolidate our knowledge in preparation for investigating the circulatory system later this term. Can you guess what part the plastic bag represented?
