Welcome to Class 8!

Your teacher is Miss Ryder

Your Teaching Assistants are Mrs Lee and Miss Salim

This page will provide you with all the information you will need in order to support your child throughout their Year 3 journey.

You can keep up to date with us via our class blog page too.

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Attendance matters

Each week we aim to achieve over 95% attendance. Let's make a really big effort to come to school every day so we can achieve this! 

Reading

Children are expected to read daily at home. Children will be issued with reading books along with a reading record and these must be brought in to school every day. Please ensure that when your child reads at home that you sign their reading record to let their teacher know. We give out bronze, silver and gold awards for reading during assemblies so try and aim for all three every term! 

Homework

Homework tasks are sent home every Friday and due to be completed and returned back to school every Wednesday. These tasks will then be marked and returned to the children. 

Spellings

Class 8's weekly spelling test is on a Friday. A new list of spellings to practice will be given to take home every week.

PE

In Class 8, PE lessons take place on Tuesday and Thursday every week. Please make sure that PE kits (including trainers/pumps) are in school on this day.

Swimming

In Class 8, children will be going swimming every Wednesday from February to the end of July. Please make sure children have their swimming kit (swimsuit/shorts, a towel and a bag) on this day.

What are we learning?

Autumn Term

English: Stone Age Boy, Stig of the Dump

Math: Place Value- numbers up to 1000

Computing: Coding and Online Safety

History: Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age

Geography: Italy

Science:  Forces and Magnets, Light and Shadow

RE: What do different people believe about God?

Wondering what to read? 

Have a look at the recommended reads for Year 3 - how many can you read this year?