Welcome to Flamingos 

Year 3

For nothing will be impossible with God 

Luke 1 v37  

      Autumn Term One…                               Value: Hope

‘You will feel safe because there is hope; you will look around and rest in safety.’

Job 11:18

 On behalf of the staff and children of Year Three, we would like to extend a very warm welcome to our class page. 

We are very excited to welcome the class to Year 3 - a new year and a fresh start for us all in a new classroom. 

All of us individually are special, but together we make a wonderful flock ... a team ... a community ... a family!

The section below on our page will be used to provide a summary of Year 3's journey throughout the year. It will also be used to share some information. 

As always, the door to our classroom is always open… 'We're all working together; that the secret' 

Scroll down to view information and our journey! 

If you have any questions please use the class email: SMT-Year3@sgmail.org.uk or feel free to talk to me at the end of the day 

Diary Dates

1st September - INSET Day 

2nd September - INSET Day 

5th September - First day back for children

7th September - Meet the teacher 3.30pm

7th October - Harvest Church Service

12th October - School photos (individual)

Weekly Check List - Term 1 

Monday  - PE

Tuesday -

Wednesday - PE, Homework due (return on Google Classroom unless stated otherwise)

Thursday -  Library books returned and changed 

Friday -  Homework set

PE kits to be brought into school.  Where possible please leave them in school so they are not forgotten on the days they are required.  

Please remove earrings in the morning before school and ensure that long hair is tied back (or a hair tie is sent in).  

GOOGLE CLASSROOM + TIMES TABLE ROCKSTARS

All log in details and passwords have been sent home on a sticker stuck to your child today!  No homework, but please continue to read and have a go at TTRS.  

HOME ITEMS

We politely request that children do not bring any unnecessary items into school, eg teddies, keyrings (unless they remain firmly attached to a bag!), toys etc.  These can cause a distraction if they are taken into the classroom and if used at breaktime there is the potential for them to be lost or broken.  

Our Autumn Term 1 Adventures 

SCIENCE

Today we investigated whether different surfaces affected how a car would travel along it.  We found out that the smmother the surface the further the car travelled.