The Blog of Cathedral Primary School's Class 3
Star of the week: All of Class 3
On Tuesday, Class 3 led the school in Collective Worship. All of Class 3 spoke confidently and clearly, as well as singing beautifully. Here is a photo of Class 3 in action (video to follow shortly). Well done Class 3, you were fabulous!
Star of the week: Marwah and Sebastian
As part of our learning in P.S.H.E, we have been looking at how to make the healthy food and drink choices. Using the Eatwell plate, Class 3 looked at different meals and discussed which food groups they belong to. Class 3 found it really interesting to see that the ingredients in one meal can come from lots of different food groups. Here are some photos to show you part of our learning.
Star of the week: Max and Mariama
In Maths this week, we’ve been learning how to partition hundreds, tens and units. As a class, we looked at lots of different ways to partition 3-digit numbers, and used some really cool new resources to help us.
Good work, Class 3!
Star of the week: All of Class 3.
Class 3 have been working very hard this week, and have adapted well to life in Class 3 (and Key Stage 2). All pupils have refined their dictionary skills, identified multiples of 2,5 and 10, as well as recognising the place value of 3-digit numbers. In addition to their fantastic learning, they have ALL demonstrated excellent listening skills and have had a positive start to this academic year. Keep up the good work Class 3!
Recently, Class 3 were lucky enough to go fruit picking at Tuesley farm in Surrey. We had an amazing day, as you can see from the photos below.
Class 3, what was your favourite part of the experience?
Star of the week: Samuel and Romeo
Over the past few weeks, Class 3 have designed, carved and painted their own Anglo-Saxon pendants.
Can you identify the similarities between them? Look at the photos below.
Star of the Week: All of Class 3!
Class 3 have been extremely energetic this week as all our learning has been based around sport.
In Maths, Class 3 collected data and practised throwing the javelin at the same time. This data will now be used to produce a number of charts and graphs.
She shoots, she scores! Class 3 have been writing setting descriptions in English. After watching some video clips from the Women’s World Cup, they imagined that they were playing in the cup final and described their experience.
In addition to all of this, Class 3 have also:
*Created fantastic obstacle courses using Poddley.
*Used their skills to coach Reception in how to use a bat and ball.
*Completed a running event with Hannah.
Star of the week: Maia and Canaan
Based on our class text, The King who Threw Away his Throne by Terry Deary, Class 3 have written some wonderful character descriptions. Yesterday, we focused on using actions to describe King Vortigern. Here are some examples of the amazing writing that pupils in Class 3 have produced.
Constance– ‘When he moved down a corridor, his cloak parted to reveal short legs.’
Canaan– ‘Vortigern was very old. In fact, he was 96 years old! When he washed, you could see his ribs through his pale skin. He staggered when he walked. ‘
Pierce– ‘The foolish greedy man was very arrogant when it came to girls. He would say things that weren’t true. If he saw a girl he would act strong and bold, he would speak in a deep, loud voice but inside he was weak.’
Maia– ‘To show off his wealth and status he would invite hundreds of people to his palace and then boast endlessly.’
Christina– ‘Regularly, King Vortigern would play a game of chess with his son, Faustus… Sneakily, he limped over to his son’s chair and put him in checkmate.’
Star of the week: Pierce and Annie
Class 3 had lots of fun practising for Sports day this week. They all completed an obstacle course, twice! As well as refining their Shot Put technique. Here are some photos of us having fun at the Marlborough.
