Year 3 Classes
Welcome to Year 3
Sloth Class
Welcome to Sloth class with Miss Fenn and Miss Pack. We are so excited to be welcoming our wonderful new Sloth Class, where learning will be unhurried, thoughtful, and full of smiles 🦥
In Sloth Class, we are really looking forward to a year filled with learning and laughter. We hope the children will grow in responsibility as they care for their work, their classroom, and each other. We are excited to encourage resilience, helping everyone to keep going when learning feels challenging and to feel proud of their efforts.
Kindness will be at the heart of Sloth Class, and we hope to see lots of empathy as children listen, support one another, and celebrate differences. We are also looking forward to seeing plenty of bravery by having a go, sharing ideas, and trying new things, even when they feel a little tricky.
This year is sure to be packed full of fun, friendship, and fantastic learning, and we cannot wait to see Sloth Class grow, shine, and enjoy a truly sloth-tastic year! 🌟
Llama Class
Welcome to Llama class with Mrs Wilde Hayes and Mrs Manchester. We are so excited to be working with the amazing new Llama class, where the double ‘l’ stands for learning and laughter! Mrs Wilde Hayes cannot wait to teach history as we will be learning about her favourite eras – Ancient Egyptians, Ancient Greeks and Ancient Romans. Mrs Manchester is the cheerleader for Hawks class; she loves to celebrate every step of progress that each child makes. This year really will be packed full of fun and learning and is sure to be a llama-zing year!
Here are some llama facts:
1. Llamas belong to the same family of animals as camels.
2. Llamas are tall animals, measuring between 120 and 180cm.
3. They’re also very strong animals and can carry up to a third of their body weight.
4. Llamas are found in South America
5. Llamas have three stomachs.
6. Llama farmers call llama poop “llama beans” and it doesn’t smell.
7. Llamas are social animals that prefer to live with other llamas or other herd animals.
8. A baby llama is called a 'cria'
Quokka Class
Mr Gillett and Mrs Adam would like to welcome you to Quokka Class. We love to show our resilience in our learning, as well as bravery in our work. Together we look forward to all of our exciting lessons for the year including: looking at The Romans, The Egyptians and The Greeks in History; North America, where our food comes from and The UK in Geography; animals, forces and space, materials, energy, and plants in Science. Our class is full of motivated and diligent learners that are always keen to improve themselves whilst showing empathy and support for their peers. We are all really excited for the year to come!
