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St Mary’s C of E Primary School
“Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.” John 13:34
Updated 25.01.26
Welcome to Beech Class!
We are Year 3 and 4. Our teachers are Miss Oliver on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Mills teaches us on Thursday, and Mrs Ratcliffe on Friday.
Our teaching assistants are Mrs Roberts and Miss Keeble .
PPA is covered by Mrs Mills
These are our classroom rules that we agreed together:
Don't distract people
Put your hand up
Respect each other
Be kind and honest
Listen to others
Follow rules
This half term's Christian value is : Perseverance
Class Timetable
The following documents detail which lessons are covered on each day. They are subject to change as there may be days when it is necessary to swap things around.
P.E
We have PE on a Monday and Friday .
PE kits can be kept in school and taken home every half term to be washed.
PE kits is a smart white T-shirt, blue shorts, blue jogging bottoms and hoodies in cooler weather.
Earrings need to be removed for lessons.
SWIMMING
This will take place during the Summer Term and information will be provided nearer the time.
Home Learning:
In Year 3 and 4 'Home Learning' means regular reading, practising spellings and times tables each week.
Reading: We recommend your child reads to you a minimum of 3 times per week, as well as reading to themselves. Please make a note of what has been read at home in your child's reading journal.
Spelling: This could be practised as often as you want and can be learned as individual words as well as children trying to write them in a sentence.
Times Tables: We also recommend practising times tables at home once a week and each child has a membership with 'Times Tables Rockstars' to help them do this ( weblink at the bottom of this page).
There will also be a more creative half term project. This can be worked on at home over a few weeks.
We have attached the statutory words that children should be able to spell for Year 3 and 4 which you can have a look at with your child if you wish.
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