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Welcome to Worth Valley Primary School
We are proud to be part of Leading Learners Multi Academy Trust
“This is a warm, friendly and welcoming school. The pupils are rightly proud of it. The staff are proud to work at it. The headteacher is proud to lead it.” (Ofsted October 2019)

Year 3

Welcome to Year 3

Mrs Batey, Mrs Carter and Mr Caveney welcome you to our Year 3 page where we will update you with the curriculum for each term and share the children’s amazing learning.

Useful reminders:

Our PE days are Monday and Friday,

Please remember to bring reading books everyday, we change them every Thursday.

Reading Practice Sessions (Little Wandle Phonics)

In Year Three our Reading Practice sessions take place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. We work in small groups with an adult and read a book that is matched carefully to our phonic ability. We then take this book home to give us chance to continue to build fluency and confidence. Please can children bring their reading book every day.

Autumn 1

Autumn 1 learning Year 3

 

07.09.25

Today the whole school went on the Worth Valley Steam train to Oxenhope to watch a performance of ‘The Railway Children.’

The Railway children

17.09.25

Today Key Stage 2 were joined by staff from Airedale Hospital to contribute to their CPR-a-thon.  We managed 75 minutes continuous CPR by 97 children and 5 staff.

CPR-a-thon

Useful websites:

MULTI-SUBJECT

  • Challenge Nottingham!Whilst children are at home due to COVID-19, here’s an exhaustive list of free activities for ages 0 to 18 to keep them busy and entertained. The majority are from Nottingham’s own cultural organisations and artists. There’s everything from creating artworks to keeping fit with the Toilet Roll Challenge!
  • Kapow!Primary school teaching resources Inspiring demo videos and lesson plans for subjects beyond the core curriculum.
  • Top MarksFree learning games and activities for children aged 3-14
  • TwinklLots of learning resources, which are usually at a fee, but they are offering a month of free access to parents in the event of school closures. Use offer code: UKTWINKLEHELPS when setting up your account.
  • Classroom SecretsResource packs for each year group to help your students learn from home.
  • BBC Live LessonsLive lessons in a variety of subjects for children in KS1, KS2 and KS3
  • BBC School RadioLearning resources for primary schools offering video, audio and downloads for Early Years, KS1 and KSw covering music, dance, history, collective worship, literacy and maths.
  • Nicholas Roberts ResourcesResources for primary school children in a range of subjects. Log in with Username: sch353 Password: writing (available until 1st May 2020)

ENGLISH

  • Phonics PlayInteractive games and resources for parents. Free to use during school closure. Log on with Username: march20 password: home.

MATHS

  • Times Tables Rock StarsAll children at Walter Halls have access to this site and you should have log on details. Simply log on and get playing!
  • Maths ZoneLots of maths games that children can play.
  • Maths ChaseMaths Chase is a completely free home online learning tool where children can play times tables games, along with many other mathematics skill-based games! The site features many simple learning games which children can play at home.
  • Calculators.orgFree math and Science resourse offering hundreds of fun and helpful online calculators and conversion tools

  • PE/STAYING ACTIVE

    • WellbeingThere are lots of ideas for keeping active on our wellbeing page
    • Change4Life10-minute ideas for keeping your kids active indoors.
    • Little LegsHealth, wellbeing and fun for the whole family through yoga, zumba, mindfulness and massage
    • Disney Dance-AlongThese Disney dance-alongs are a perfect, and fun, way to get active with the kids

 

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