Y3 smoothie competition, report by Jonah and Kristine

Today we had a smoothie competition it was great fun to watch!









The best class smoothie would win. 3k came first.
3m came second and 3p came third.
We all felt very excited and nervious when they announced the winners.

Footballicious, Swimming Mad and Violintastic!

Well we knew it was going to be a busy week, but what a result!

3W persevered and communicated superbly in the girls, boys and mixed football tournaments today and came out with an overall win. A fabulous team effort! It was a great tournament with much hard work and preparation by the PE staff.

I'm so pleased that you have this photographic record of the event, which was speedily and expertly put together, by Chai Ling.... again...many thanks!

Another well done goes to Kristine, for her recently won award for Most Valuable Swimmer.

Athena also deserves a big shout, with her Grade 1 violin exam today...can't wait to hear how she got on.

Have a great weekend!

Project Homework - Pharaoh Facts and Gymnastic success.

Homework – Learning Logs in Term 3

What an amazing set of Project homeworks (Learning Logs)!

I am so impressed with the effort which has obviously been put into these. Please let me know a parents' view on these pieces of homework or a view from a student.

The third project this term is Humanities based, exploring the events in a Pharaoh's life. Further details have been sent home with the children this afternoon.

This homework project is due on or before Friday 12^th June.

It remains incredibly important that the children continue reading everyday and the activities on Link and Learn can still be used to reinforce their number skills etc.

Spellings will still be given each week (not this week because of NCT testing) followed by a test the following week (so our next spelling test will be on Thursday 4th June).

Gymnastic Success

Well done to Lei for competing in her first Gymnastic competition this weekend. Also big congratulations go to Kristine for her medal winning performances. We are proud of your hard work and persistence.

Kidnapped!

Two 3w guided reading (GR) groups have been reading the challenging Robert Louis Stevenson book, Kidnapped. This story was written in 1886 and is set in Scotland. We read the version which was adapted by Margaret McAllister.

It has old fashioned Scottish words and is a very challenging book for 7 and 8 year olds.

Have a look outside the classroom at their story pathway.

A great piece of collaboration.

Student Council Election

Term three is here and it is a time to say thankyou to Kristine and Gaius for representing the class as school council reps. They have worked very hard attending meetings, writing letters, collecting our opinions and taking risks by bravely speaking up for the rest of the class.

Ten people said they would like to take part in the elections for Term Three Student Council Representative for 3W.

Here is the application form. Please print and hand in before Thursday of next week (30th April).

Good luck.

Please be ready to say a few words to the class about why you would be a good rep.