With Christ at our side to guide us,
we shine in all that we do.
It has been wonderful to see different classes from throughout the school getting involved with our Skip into Summer Project! Every week children are having fun and learning different skipping skills with their friends.
Red Nose Day is day for superheroes and Y3 certainly delivered with fantastic costumes and kind fundraising. Meanwhile the children have received many certificates since returning to school for their great efforts.
The Y3 children enjoyed a unique World Book Day that involved children learning in school and at home. Children designed masks that represented one of their favourite books and took part in a wide variety of Literacy activities. One of the activities involved learning writing tips from famous authors; I’m sure many of our Y3 children will go on to become fantastic writers in the future!
Y3 have worked incredibly hard this term in all of their subjects and Miss Moffett and I are extremely proud of you all! Here are some images of the children being creative and active at home and in school. Enjoy your half term with your families!
Y3 have enjoyed their recent festivities including a Christmas Tree Quiz, designing cards/baubles, parties and many more activities. The children have also continued to work hard this term and achieve many certificates.
Dear Parents,
We hope you enjoy St. Bede’s School’s virtual Christmas Concert 2020! Many thanks to Mr. Hogan (Y5 and Y2 parent) for giving his time and expertise to record and produce these videos for our families.
Y3 have shown a lot of maturity to quickly settle into the juniors this half term. They have produced lots of outstanding work in all subject areas; Miss Moffett and I are extremely proud of their efforts and consistently good attitude.
Below is some very useful information about the learning procedures in Y3. It includes information on Accelerated Reading, spelling, online homework and more. I’m sure the children will have a successful and enjoyable year.
Y3 enjoyed a wonderful Prehistory day at Durham University. The children analysed primary sources from the Stone Age, completed an exciting gallery trail and produced Iron Age emblems by metal embossing.
Everyone had a great day, while it was also lovely to take in a few of the sites like Durham Cathedral!
Well done to our last winners of 2019!
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