The hall was alive with the sound of music as the children showcased their growing Maths skills with an engaging presentation about the 8 times tables, demonstrating their quick recall and understanding. They also took the audience through the addition column method, explaining step-by-step how to solve problems with confidence and precision.

The children continued to sing with passion and joy bringing History to life as the children took their grownups on a journey through the Stone Age. With fascinating facts and examples of our super learning, 3JBA described what life was like during this remarkable period, highlighting key aspects of early human civilization. Their enthusiasm for the past made history feel real and exciting! 

We know you will agree that their voices rang out beautifully, creating a heart-warming atmosphere that had everyone clapping and grinning from ear to ear.

A huge congratulations to all the children for their dedication and incredible performances. Their assembly highlighted their learning across various subjects, from storytelling, artwork and creative writing to hands-on science experiments. 
Well done Year 3 - You are amazing!!

Year 3 had an exciting and enriching experience during their Hinduism workshop on Thursday 6th February. The workshop provided the children with a hands-on approach to learning, making it an unforgettable day.

The children were captivated by traditional Hindu stories, learning about important figures and teachings from Hinduism. Through engaging storytelling, they discovered the values and morals that these ancient tales convey.

The workshop offered a wonderful opportunity for the children to examine a range of Hindu artefacts. From beautifully crafted statues of deities to intricately designed lamps and prayer items, they gained a deeper understanding of Hindu worship and traditions.

One of the highlights of the workshop was learning a traditional Hindu dance. The children embraced the rhythmic movements and expressive gestures, enjoying the chance to immerse themselves in the cultural heritage of India.

Adding to the authenticity of the experience, the children had the chance to dress in traditional Hindu attire. The vibrant colours and elegant fabrics made them feel truly part of the celebration, allowing them to appreciate the beauty of cultural dress.

This Hinduism workshop was a fantastic way for Year 3 to develop their understanding of different cultures and beliefs. A huge thank you to the organisers for making this experience so memorable!

Year 3 took to the stage with confidence and enthusiasm for their class assembly, wowing the audience with a fantastic display of their learning. It was a morning filled with excitement, knowledge, and impressive performances that highlighted the students' hard work and dedication.

The assembly was filled with lively and heart-warming songs performed by the children. Their voices filled the hall with joy, setting the perfect tone for the event and bringing smiles to everyone watching.

History was brought to life as the children took the audience on a journey to the Stone Age. Through storytelling and facts, they described what life was like during this fascinating period, highlighting key aspects of early human civilization.

Year 3 also demonstrated their artistic talents by showcasing artwork inspired by William Morris. The children designed and printed their own repeated patterns, reflecting the intricate and decorative style of the famous artist. Their creativity and attention to detail were evident in their stunning designs, which added a beautiful touch to the assembly.

Year 3 showcased their growing maths skills with an engaging presentation on times tables, demonstrating their quick recall and understanding. They also took the audience through the addition column method, explaining step-by-step how to solve problems with confidence and precision.

Science came to life as the children shared their knowledge of working scientifically. They explained how they conduct experiments for discovery and learning.

The assembly also included a wonderful showcase of the children’s story writing skills. They shared excerpts from their imaginative tales, impressing everyone with their creativity and ability to bring characters and adventures to life.

A huge well done to all the Year 3 children for their hard work and fantastic performances. It was a truly memorable assembly that demonstrated their learning across a range of subjects.