Welcome to the Year 3 Page

Providing an inclusive and nurturing learning environment where a high-quality curriculum, diverse enrichment opportunities, and personalised development empowers every child to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

Our Year 3 unit comprises of two classes: Mrs. C. Sloan and Mrs. R. Irving teach one and Miss. J. Benson teaches the other. We have fantastic support from Mr. J. Harrison, Mrs. E. Simpson, Mrs. G. Hields and Mrs. D. Byers our Teaching Assistants. 

Please use the tabs below to find out more information about our life in Year 3, including our exciting residential, and please click on the news stories at the bottom of this page to view celebrations of our learning. 

Meet the Year 3 Team

Miss J Benson

Miss J Benson

Year 3 Teacher

Mrs C Sloan

Mrs C Sloan

Year 3 Teacher

Mrs R Irving

Mrs R Irving

Year 3 Teacher

Mr J Harrison

Mr J Harrison

Year 3 Support

Mrs E Simpson

Mrs E Simpson

Year 3 Support

Miss G Hields

Miss G Hields

Year 3 Support

Mrs D Byers

Mrs D Byers

Year 3 Support

Our Curriculum

In Year 3, our children enjoy exciting lessons which are both stimulating and engaging. The Year 3 Curriculum Overview, provides a detailed outline of the topics covered in Year 3, across all subjects. The photographs below show examples of the broad and balanced curriculum our Year 3 learners enjoy.

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Homework

Task

When Given

Context

Reading

Daily

Reading book every day, to be returned each day indicating pages read.

Spellings

Weekly

Spellings set Monday, returned Monday.

English

Weekly

English task set Thursday, returned Wednesday.

Maths

Weekly

Maths task set Thursday, returned Wednesday.

Times Tables practised through TT Rock Stars regularly.

Fab 4

Daily

Fab 4 Maths set daily (4 questions).

*Please see our Homework Policy for further information.

York

During the Summer Term, Year 3 have a fantastic three days in York, where they participate in 3 days worth of wonderful experiences, that supports their learning across the whole of the curriculum. 

On day 1, pupils enjoy exploring the wonderful Forbidden Corner, which is a unique labyrinth of tunnels, chambers and surprises spread across four acres of garden. The children have a truly magical time. During the evening at the Youth Hostel in York, pupils are challenged to participate in a range of Team Games hosted by the YHA staff. These are always fun and energetic and provide the children with opportunities to develop their team building skills. 

During day 2, children enjoy a fun-packed, rich and informative experience visiting the Jovik Centre, participating in an archaeological dig as well as exploring the city walls and learning about the history of York itself. Following this, the pupils have some well-deserved fun at the local bowling alley. 

On the final morning prior to returning to school, Year 3 visit Skipton Castle where they deepen their learning about the Tudors and Tudor Britain. 

Year 3 have a enriching experience that will support their learning and wider experiences across their junior education.