Welcome to our Year 3 page where you can find out more about what is happening in our class.
Year 3 have PE on Monday & Thursday, children to wear P.E kits to school. Swimming will be on Thursday. Children have to bring their swimming kits in a separate bag to their school bag.
If you have any questions or would like to contact the class team, please email [email protected] or call the school office on 01252 328589 to leave a message. Alternatively you can fill in the contact form.
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Worry Form It can feel scary to have a worry and it helps to talk it through and work out how to manage this worry. You can talk to a trusted adult, sibling or friend at home or at school. You can call Childline too on 08001111. Do you have a worry that you need to share with an adult at school? if so complete this form or talk to an adult at school as soon as you can. If you fill in this form it will go to Mrs Curtis and she will come and talk to you about it the next day you are in school.
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Someone is not safe If you or someone you know feels scared or frighted by someone else, we are here to help. You can talk to a trusted adult at home or at school. You can call the Police on 999 or Childline too on 08001111. If you fill in this form, it will go to Mrs Curtis and she will come and talk to you about it as soon as she can.

Autumn 1
Gods and Mortals
The new projects run for the first half of the Autumn term,Tuesday 2nd September to Friday 16th October.
Below is a list of ideas for each project, try one of these or something else project related.
- Read and re-tell the story of Medusa, the Gorgon, who could turn people to stone if they looked at her. Illustrate your story with a detailed drawing of Medusa’s face showing her hair of venomous snakes.
- Design your own mythical creature. Which animals’ body parts could you include in your design? What personality will your creature have? Make your creature using junk materials and give it a fabulous name!
- Look carefully at the shapes of the letters of the Greek alphabet. Practise forming them and pronouncing them.
- Look at online examples of pottery and create your own design for an ancient Greek jug or bowl. You could choose a scene from Greek mythology to represent in your artwork or maybe another familiar story. Remember to use colours typical of Greek art such as black, white, red and yellow.
- Spot buildings influenced by Greek architecture around your nearest town or city and take photographs to show in school. Hunt for columns, statues or pillars. Find out about different types of column (Doric, Ionic, Corinthian) and see if you can identify any of these on your hunt.
- Make a scrapbook using downloaded images and drawings and write informative sentences and captions. Read about Narcissus, the boy who fell in love with his own reflection. What is the moral of the story? Write a letter to Narcissus telling him to change his way
- Research different Greek gods and goddesses, such as Zeus, Athena, Poseidon, Artemis, or Hades. You could find out what each god or goddess was responsible for and learn some interesting facts about them.
School Council
School Councillor-TBA
Class Reps – TBA
Eco Reps – TBA
Charity - Marie Curtis (Donate here)
Class Assembly Dates
Please see below the dates and times for the Year 3 sharing assemblies:
Year 3 Harvest Assembly - 16th October 2026
Year 3 Class Assembly - 22nd January 2027