2 weeks ago
Posted on 09th Jan 2026 by Mrs Ceri Williams

School Closure 9th January – Class 3 suggested activities

The Manor House comprehension

Compare Numbers to 1000

TTRS Worksheet

Good morning Class 3,

Here are some activities to keep you busy today:

Maths homework – Multiples of 50 on sheet in your homework folder

Additional activities:

The Manor House comprehension (on paper given). You could also draw a picture showing what Lara could see as she entered the woods (with labels from the text)
Additional Maths activity – Compare Numbers to 1000 (on paper given)
Computing – Scratch – https://scratch.mit.edu/ (no login necessary). Click Create and work online. Change your sprite, change your background, use the motion blocks to make you sprite move around the stage.)
Reading practice ( you have your books and reading diaries)
TTRS Division 2 Practice 4s sheet and/or online practice (logins in reading diaries)

Mrs Williams

2 months ago
Posted on 21st Nov 2025 by Mrs Ceri Williams

Mrs Watts’ Flint-Knapping Visit

Mrs Watts and James came in to show us all of their stone age and iron age artefacts. They also showed us how the Stone Age people knapped flint. They used large pieces of flint and deer antlers to chip parts off to make tools such as hide scrapers, arrowheads and axes.

2 months ago
Posted on 14th Nov 2025 by Mrs Ceri Williams

Dr Rogers’ visit – Rock and Fossils

Dr Steve Rogers came in to show us the amazing fossils he studies and talk to us about what and how we can learn from them. We loved looking at the ammonites and trilobites especially. He also showed us different rock samples and we asked questions from our Rocks science unit.

4 months ago
Posted on 24th Sep 2025 by Mrs Ceri Williams

Investigating What Plants Need to Live

We learned about what plants needed to live and what happens to plants if they don’t get those conditions. We worked in groups to design a fai test. Each plant was the same to start with then one was given no light, one was given no water, one was given no air and the other was given the wrong temperature (cold). We also had a control that had all of those conditions. We observed the plants over the following week.

10 months ago
Posted on 22nd Mar 2025 by Mrs Ceri Williams

Number Games

We have been enjoying activities around number and here we were playing a memory game where we had to match 3-digit numbers in numerals and words. It became very competitive!

11 months ago
Posted on 07th Mar 2025 by Mrs Ceri Williams

World Book Day

We had a super day enjoying all of the fun on World Book Day on 6th March 2025.

1 year ago
Posted on 27th Nov 2024 by Mrs Ceri Williams

Rocks and Fossils with Dr Rogers 27th November 2024

Today we had a fabulous visit from geologist Dr Steven Rogers. He brought in lots of different rock samples for us to look closely at and some amazing fossils to hold and study. We learnt a lot about igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks as well as fossils such as trilobites and ammonites.

1 year ago
Posted on 20th Nov 2024 by Mrs Ceri Williams

Flint Knapping with Mrs Watts 20th November 2024

On 20th November 2024 we were lucky enough to welcome Mrs Suzy Watts into Class 3 to show and tell us all about flint knapping, a stone age skill. Flint knapping is the skill of making stone tools by hitting a stone core with a hammer to create flakes. The flakes are then shaped into tools like arrowheads, knives, and spearpoints.

1 year ago
Posted on 11th Nov 2024 by Mrs Ceri Williams

Prehistoric Art October 2024

This term we have been learning about prehistoric cave paintings and trying some ourselves using pastel and charcoal. We have been drawing animals on paper and sandpaper we they could experience what it may have been like to paint or draw on cave walls. You can also see us working on coil clay pots and some of the ones we have made.

1 year ago
Posted on 22nd Oct 2024 by Mrs Ceri Williams

Beeston Castle Trip

On 22nd October 2024, Classes 3 and 4 visited Beeston Castle in Cheshire. We walked up the very steep hill to the top where we saw the ruins of the medieval castle. We could see for miles and miles! We also visited a replica Bronze Age roundhouse.