In History Year 3 children were looking at some artifacts and discussing how methods of communication have changed over the years. Children were then tasked with the challenge to order the different methods of communication on a time line. 

Year 3 have been learning about how to calculate change. This week we set up our own shops and took it in turns to be shopkeepers and customers. Children were tasked with the challenge to calculate change correctly. Children also explored different ways of paying the exact amount. 

Year 3 will be writing their own newspaper articles so in preparation for this they spent some time analysing newspapers. They created posters about the different features that they identified and shared it with the rest of the class.  Year 3 will be writing their own newspaper articles so in preparation for this they spent some time analysing newspapers. They created posters about the different features that they identified and shared it with the rest of the class.  

​Year 3 visited the ‘London before London’ gallery at the Museum Of London. Children saw lots of artefacts from the Stone and Bronze Ages. During the visit children sketched their choice of artefact in their books and labelled or made notes about them. 

​For our topic this half term Year 3 are studying the Stone Age. We researched different types of cave art paintings found across caves in Europe and discovered that most of them told a story. We then used our research information to sketch our own cave art paintings. Once we were happy with them we used chalk and charcoal to draw them on different surfaces. 

​Every Tuesday year 3 have Half Moon come in to teach them maths!
​They are given a range of hands on activities to complete, using their maths knowledge to help the Half Moon team solve a weekly mystery.
It is a fun experience that we are lucky enough to engage with every week.

Year 3 and 4 students took part in a workshop coinciding with the New Babylonian exhibition.