Saba and Elijah won the prize for the most improved readers of the term. Well done! 👏

Saba and Elijah won the prize for the most improved readers of the term. Well done! 👏

Y3G have been learning and practicing Javelin in their P.E lesson. We learned about the basic techniques of Javelin: the grip, the stance, arm position, the throw and the release. We practised how to hold and correct the stance while gaining a better distance.









Olivia and James won the class prize for regular reading at home. Well done you both! 👏

Y3G learned about healthy relationships focusing on building the foundations of respect, empathy, communication and personal boundaries. Today, we focused on trust and how trust is the foundation of healthy friendships and relationships. Children learn that trust means being honest, reliable and keeping promises. We completed our activity in pairs.
















Y3G learns all about standing long jumps using the correct techniques. We learned breaking the movement into simple, fun components: takeoff, bending the knees, swinging the arms back and landing.










This week in science, Y3G learn about benefits and harmful effects of sun. The sun is essential for life on Earth providing heat, light and energy. While it helps us grow food and stay healthy, it also emits ultraviolet radiation that can be dangerous if we are not careful. Y3G made posters on how to protect ourselves from sun.














Y3G in their music lesson learned about glockenspiel, how to hold the mallets between the thumb and index finger and strike the centre for the best sound. We also learned how to identify and play specific notes and copying rhythm.
















Y3G in their P.E lesson today develop spatial awareness and coordination while jumping over bean bags and in hoops. They learn to develop an understanding of a cartwheel motion.












In our science lesson, we built upon our Y1 materials knowledge and learned the definitions of opaque, transparent and translucent. Materials are classified based on how much light they allow to pass through. We investigated different materials in the class room and classified them in the opaque, transparent and translucent materials.










Y3G had their first session of Leadership development workshop with Chris Reddy in our new summer term. In our session, we talked about responsibility and honesty in leadership. We discussed that being honest is being brave and accept the truth with responsibility. Honesty in leadership encourages open communication by setting a foundation of trust. Being honest gives us peace of mind, self-respect and helps create a better society.


















