Hartland Primary School

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Welcome to Class 3's Page

Teacher: Mrs Copp

Support Staff: Mrs Gibbons and Mrs Gossling

Note: Key Stage Two children are not provided with a free school snack. Please send your child to school with a snack of fruit or vegetables.

Where possible play times will be outside, please make sure that your child has a coat in school at all times.

P.E Days

Tuesday and Thursday - THESE ARE OUTSIDE THIS TERM, WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND JOGGERS INSTEAD OF SHORTS DUE TO THE VERY LOW TEMPERATURES. 

PE kit must be worn, with appropriate footwear. Please ensure warm clothing is provided.

 

Homework

Homework is set on a Friday and collected on a Thursday. Home work should take no more than half an hour and is comprised of spellings, times tables and a mini task. Weekly reading is in addition to this. Times tables are practised daily in school and spellings are tested every Friday.

 

Reading

We would like you to read at home with an adult at least four times a week. You do not have to read a whole book each time, just a page or two will be great and it does not always need to be your school reading book; you could read a magazine, library book or a book you have at home. Please make sure you write in your reading diary when you have read, you can do this yourself or an adult can write in it for you. You will need to make sure you have your reading book and diary in school every day. Reading diaries will be checked weekly and house points will be awarded for every two reads. Reading diaries will also be written in when individual reading in school takes place.

 Spring One

MATHS: Fractions & Mass and Capacity/ Decimals

ENGLISH: Lord of the Forest, Outdoor Wonderland

GEOGRAPHY: Physical Geography: Earthquakes

SCIENCE: Plants

Art: Sculpture: Mod Roc

COMPUTING: Programming -Sequencing Sound

RE: How do festivals and worship show what matters to Muslims?

PE: Cricket

MUSIC: Singing – Lean on Me

PSHE: Growing and Changing

SPANISH: Los Instrumentos

 

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