We are an enthusiastic, hardworking class of Year 5 and 6 children.

Miss Rogers is our main teacher and she teaches us Tuesday to Friday. On Mondays Miss Williamson is our teacher. We are also supported by Mrs Brammah.

Class 3 is a vibrant, fun and exciting place to learn. We put a lot of focus on our learning behaviour, and we consistently aim to demonstrate respect, effort, responsibility and aspiration through our learning.

We show:

• Responsibility for our belongings and the resources we use.
  Respect through listening to each other, working together and helping each other.

• Effort by trying our best, keeping our work neat and not giving up.

• Aspiration by asking questions, believing in ourselves and taking risks.

We take our role as the oldest children in the school very seriously, and aim to always set the right example for our peers.

Expectations are high in our class, and we do have to work hard to ensure that we are fully prepared for secondary school, however we do manage to have a lot of fun as well. We enjoy taking part in sporting competitions, and we attend a variety of these run by the School Sports partnership throughout the year. 

Within school there are lots of opportunities for us to take on roles of responsibility. On a whole school level we can volunteer to be on a variety of committees which help shape our school. These include; Collective Worship committee, Charity Committee, School Council and Reading Mentors. We are also buddies for those children who are new to our school. In Class 3 there are lots of roles we can take on; cloakroom monitor, dojo monitor, book monitor and bell monitor.

PE

PE days are Mondays and Thursdays. Please could you ensure that your child has a full PE kit, including footwear in school on those days.

Homework

Homework will be set on a Monday and will be due in the following Monday. Each week, the homework will consist of a Maths activity, which will consolidate what we have learnt the week before in school and spellings, this will include the spelling grid you are used to seeing and an activity to complete to help them learn their words that week. Homework should be completed neatly in pencil, if you need a pencil please ask and I can send one home. In addition to Maths and spellings the children should be reading regularly at home.

Snack

For those children in Key Stage 2, the government don’t provide fruit, like they do for those in Key Stage 1, sometimes there is spare but not always. If you would like your child to have a snack at morning break please send in a healthy snack e.g. fruit.

Coats

Please could children bring a coat with them to school, especially during autumn and winter. This will allow them to go outside as much as possible at break time.

In Class 3 we work hard, look out for each other and have fun.

You can find our current timetable below 

You can find details of what we will be learning this term below too.

If you have any questions or problems please speak to us at drop off/pick up or email 

f-admin@gfnsschools.co.uk or lrogers@gfnsschools.co.uk