Blog Author: Sarah Kinsey

Here we are at the start of our new topic.  We are sorting statements about the Sun, Earth and Moon into ‘true’, ‘false’ and ‘not sure’. It was a lot harder than we thought but we all tried incredibly hard.

Just to let you know that the children have made a fabulous start to the new academic year. They have really risen to the challenge and have all worked incredibly hard.  Mrs Stott and I are very proud of them! Well done everyone! :)

WOW! Look at this amazing learning log! Miss Clegg and I are very proud of you - well done! :)

Look at this! Another amazing photograph of fun, outdoor learning! It looks as though you are having a magnificent time! Well done!

Look at this amazing model of Stonehenge that Amelia has made! It is absolutely wonderful - very well done! :)

The website that I will copy and paste below will tell you about how volcanoes are formed and of their different types.

https://www.3dgeography.co.uk/volcano-diagrams

Maybe you could create a fact file about the different types of volcano and find examples of them around the world.

As a…

Beunos dias!

If you want to brush up on your Spanish speaking skills today the government created Oak Academy has a series of lessons that you could follow.

Just click on the link below:

https://classroom.thenational.academy/subjects-by-year/year-3/subjects/foundation/

You just need to…

As you can see, Benjamin has been very busy at home. Your volcano looks AMAZING - well done!

Amelia and Benjamin! Miss Clegg and I are very proud of you.

Mount Krakatoa, Mount St. Helen's, Popocatépetl are indeed active volcanoes.

The island of Surtsey was formed when an underwater volcano erupted in 1963.

This link will show you how it was formed.  If the link doesn't work,…