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    Welcome to St Anne Years 3

    Class Teacher: Miss Tobianska

    tobia040@mastacademy.co.uk

     

     

    Our Curriculum

    Last year, we adopted a curriculum published by Cornerstones.

    English and all foundation subjects: History, Geography, Art, DT and Music are taught through our termly theme.

    Cornerstones will provide our children with a good level of challenge, giving them plenty of opportunities to solve problems, apply themselves creatively, and express their knowledge and understanding across the full range of National Curriculum subjects.

    Year 3 will experience 3 Imaginative Learning Projects throughout the year.

    Each individual project is split into sections, which see children progress through four stages of learning: Engage, Develop, Innovate, and Express. 

    We are confident that our curriculum will instill a bright and engaging curiosity and love of learning in our children. It will help them maintain their well-being and provide opportunities for each of them to achieve their full potential. 

    Other important information:

    In St Anne, we need to bring our PE kits in on Wednesdays and Fridays. We have outdoor P.E on Wednesdays. 

    In addition to the reading, spelling and times tables practice we are expected to do each night, we are given homework on Friday and are expected to return it to school on Thursday the following week. 

    Our Topic for Term 1&2

    We will explore how people lived and how Britain changed from the Stone Age through to the Roman invasion, discovering how early communities hunted, gathered, built and celebrated.

    • Stone Age: We will learn about early hunter-gatherers, how they found food and shelter, and the tools and monuments they created.
    • Bronze Age: We will discover how the use of bronze changed tools, weapons and everyday life, as well as explore the communities and monuments of the period.
    • Iron Age: We will learn how iron transformed life in Britain, exploring tribal communities, farming, settlements and the way people lived before the Roman invasion.

    Our key text is: Stig of the Dump by Clive King

    Our Behaviour Policy

    At All Saints school we have a very simple set of rules that apply to every child in every class. The rules are displayed in each learning space. 

    Our school rules are:

    To ARISE and shine:

    We stay seated

    We listen to each other

    We use indoor voices 

    We are organised for learning

     

    Use the links below to access key information and support your child's learning