Since April, the children have been learning African Drumming and are ready to share their new skill with you. Below is the information you need to attend their short concerts:
These will take place on Tuesday 18th July:
3C – 9.50am
3SB – 10.50am
3T – 11.35am
Please arrive about 5 minutes earlier, through the main door to school. A teacher will be there to meet you and take you to the small hall.
We look forward to sharing our concert with you.
Year 3 Team
Last week, the children had a fabulous day where we learnt so much from our real Roman visitor. The children made us so proud, with their knowledge so far and their behaviour was outstanding. In the morning, they learnt about the lead up to the invasion of Britannia. They then got to handle some artefacts – even the toilet sponge stick ergh! We learnt some Roman games called Delta and Ludas and then we has a quiz to complete. In the afternoon, we all came together and had a weapons and armour talk, Drill (Roman’s marching), Bouidicca’s revolt and then finished with a Gladiator Tournament.
We had such a super day!
Since January, the children have been learning to play the violin and are ready to share their new skill with you. Below is the information you need to attend their short concerts:
3C – 9.50am
3SB – 10.50am
3T – 11.35am
Please arrive about 5 minutes earlier, through the main door to school. A teacher will be there to meet you and take you to the small hall.
We look forward to sharing our concert with you.
Year 3 Team
What a busy half term we have just had. The children fully immersed themselves into our Geography unit, learning all about Southampton. Within D&T they created some super passports using their sewing skills to create a front cover. They impressed their teachers with super cross stitch, maybe you need something fixed? 😂.
Today we started our new project, What’s Inside. The children watch a dance video this morning of some funny skeletons that they happened to know very well, their teachers made them laugh! We then started our Science unit where the children investigated making the tallest structure with just 10 pieces of paper and 1mtr of masking tape. Their structures had to hold the weight of a tennis ball. The children learnt a lot from this investigation about making the base solid.
This morning we also completed our agents for change activity and delivered 45 plants to local neighbours doorsteps. Here is the poem we included with the plant:
We have a special gift that we’d like
to give you from us all.
We are agents of change and
no act of kindness is too small.
It’s our little gift to you,
to leave this tiny flower.
It needs a little bit of sun and
maybe a rain shower.
We hope you like it and it grows
well every day.
Please accept it with our love
and we’ll be on our way.
Sent with a smile from Year 3
St Mark’s CofE School
We were very excited to have received the following emails this afternoon:
Dear Lovely Children of Year 3,
I live just around the corner from the school and happened to pop out this morning. When I returned home I was greeted by this beautiful flower pot with an even more beautiful message. It definitely did put a lovely big smile on my face and made my day 
Thank you so much 
I feel very grateful to have received this lovely gift.
Lots of love
Highwood Ridge xxxx
What a wonderful gesture!
Good morning,
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