Chandra, Sputnik & Voyager Class Blog

Although we have only been in school for three days this week, we have managed to pack in quite a lot… Science Day On Tuesday we spent the day recalling what we have learned this term during our insect topic. We made lap – books to show everything

This week in year 3/4 we all continue to work hard with our learning. Here are just a few of the things that we’ve done… Maths We have been learning about multiples of 100 – adding and subtracting 100. Using part-whole models and bar models, as well as

In year 3/4 this week… Maths In maths this week we looked at rounding numbers to the nearest 10 and 100. We carried out an investigation to find how many 3-digit numbers we could find using 4 numbers…   English In English, we

This week has been rather wet but it hasn’t stopped us from doing some fantastic learning… PE In PE we have been practising our footwork skills. Concentrating in particular on; side steps with a pivot, skipping with opposite knees and elbow and hopscotching both forwards and backwards. It

It’s been another fun-filled week in year 3/4. Here are some of the things that we have been learning and that have been keeping us busy this week… Active Minutes This week saw us launch our active minutes initiative again. The World Health Organisation recommends 60 minutes of

Well, this week has felt like it has flown by! We have been really busy with our learning… Song of Gladness As we came back to school, we shared the book by Michael Morpurgo called ‘Songs of Gladness’. We used this to think about the coming year and

Term 1 – Week 1 Welcome back to year 3 and 4, we hope you had a restful and relaxing summer break. We’ve had a busy first week, getting to know our new classes and settling back into our school routines. It’s been lovely to see everyone back

All of the Year 3 and 4 team would like to take the opportunity to wish everyone a wonderful and fun packed summer. It has been a roller coaster ride of a year with lots of ups and downs. The children have shown great perseverance, resilience and adaptability. We have

Well what a week! We would just like to take the opportunity to thank all of the children for engaging with our live lessons, guided reading sessions, check ins etc and for sending in their week over the last week. We appreciate that it has been tricky at times but

In science this week we have continued to find out more about vertebrates and invertebrates. We discovered more about a group of invertebrates  called annelids. These include creatures such as earthworms and leeches which, have no legs or hard skeleton. Their bodies are divided into many segments. Our project work