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Year 3 News

Year 3 are excited to share with you some of the wonderful learning they have been doing this term. Click on the posts below to find out more...

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  • Money Money Money!!!

    Published 06/05/26

    A Marketplace in the Classroom

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  • Table plants take over

    Published 22/04/26

    Year 3 get some real responsibility!

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  • Trash to Treasure: Year 3 Creations

    Published 25/03/26

    Eco-Artists at Work

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  • Canopic Jars

    Published 11/03/26

    Wrapping up our Ancient Egypt topic in style!

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  • Throwback to Ancient Egypt Day!

    Published 25/02/26

    Year 3 stepped back in time for an unforgettable Ancient Egypt Day!

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  • Measuring up!

    Published 04/02/26

    Measuring length in maths

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  • Year 3 this week

    Published 21/01/26

    Painting in English?!

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  • Our New History Topic!

    Published 07/01/26

    Year 3 are getting ready for some amazing ancient learning.

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  • Firework Makers' Daughter

    Published 10/12/25

    Year 3 had an amazing time this morning at Polka Theatre! We oooooh'd and aaaaaahh'd at all the right times and enjoyed watching our core text The Firework Maker's Daughter come to life on stage. 

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  • Year 3 exploring magnets!

    Published 26/11/25

    As part of our 'forces' science topic, we explored magnets this week, experimenting with a variety of materials to find which ones are magnetic and which are not. We also had a go at building a magnetic structure, and observed magnets exerting force without even touching an object!n introduction for your news story here.

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  • Hands on Maths

    Published 11/11/25

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  • Stone Age Jewelery!

    Published 22/10/25
    Year 3 have finished off their Stone Age topic by designing and creating their own prehistoric jewellery. Using Model Magic, they carefully moulded teeth, claws, bones, and shells,  just like early humans might have worn. Once dried, t
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