The homework this week is a problem to solve.

The children have been learning how to use apostrophes for possession this week.

Later in Y3, we will be working on telling the time. We will be starting with some practise on recognising o'clock, quarter past, half past and quarter to. You will have brought home a sheet showing Father Christmas' timetable. To revise what you already know, we would like you to fill in the times on…

This half term in Year 3, we have been working on how to write in paragraphs. We have learnt how to start a new paragraph in narrative writing when there is a change of Time, Place, Topic or Person (or TiPToP). We have also learnt how to include lots of detail and description in our writing using ambitious…

Article 29 of the UNCRC states that your education should help you to use and develop your talents and abilities. Take a look at our fabulous art work.

In science lessons this half term, we are learning about forces and magnets. For homework this week, we would like you to explore everyday uses of magnets.

For homework this week, we would like you to play a maths game. A set of instructions have been sent home for how to play.The instructions can also be found here: https://nrich.maths.org/10328Try to play the game lots of times with different people. We hope you enjoy it!

As part of our history topic about the Sheffield steel industry, we will be thinking about the Industrial Revolution and how Sheffield grew very quickly in the 19th century. The children will learn about the invention of the Bessemer Converter and how that made it easier to make larger quantities of…

For our new art topic, we have been looking at some paintings of trees by famous artists. The children have used some fantastic vocabulary to describe what they can see in the pictures and which pictures they prefer.For homework, we would like you to choose a painting of trees by a famous artist that…

Our new topic for this half term is 'Why is Sheffield known as the Steel City?'.