Welcome to Elm Class Year 3/4
To the Parents/Carers of Elm class,
We thank you for your patience as we rearrange your class Parents Evening. To enable us to offer an immediate date, due to the delay, we will hold an Open evening (for Elm class only) on Wednesday 12th March - 4 to 6pm. During this time your child's work will be available to look at, furthermore the current teaching team for Elm class will be present to discuss or talk with if you desire. There is no requirement to make an appointment for this evening. Once again, many thanks for your ongoing support.
ELM SWIMMING
REMINDER: please can children bring a two piece pyjama set (long sleeve and trousers) for their swimming lesson tomorrow. They will be completing their water safety lesson. We have also been able to secure an extra swimming session on Monday 24th February in lieu of the missed session. Please can you ensure they bring their swimming kit on this date (first Monday after half term) this is going their fun session so no pyjamas required!
Excellent Elm
Our teaching team is: Mrs Eyre, Miss Lyon & Miss Beardsley.
If you need any help or assistance please get in touch with your class teacher or school office.
We are looking forward to working hard with you all and also having some fun, creating lots of super memories with each and every one of you.
A few things to remember:
- Please bring a named water bottle to school each day.
- We enter, from 8.40am, and exit, at 3.30pm, through the main entrance.
- If your child requires an inhaler please ensure that they have it in school.
- Please check all your clothes are labelled, especially coats and jumpers!
- Please remember our school uniform policy.
Please note the following days for your child to come to school ready in their PE kit. Hair should be tied back and removes earrings before school. If it is their swimming day, could children please come in their PE kit and bring their Swimming Kit to change into. (no costumes under clothes):
Excellent Elm have been creative!
Home learning will include:
- Spellings: which will be tested through the week. (Click below to find your spelling booklets)
- Reading: when an adult has listened to you read, please record this in your reading log. All reading can be recorded not just your school reading book.
- Times tables: Times tables will be taught in school and should also be practiced at home. Remember you can use the Times Tables Rock Stars (TTRS) website to practice. Website: Times Tables Rock Stars (ttrockstars.com)
Remember to regularly visit our school library, and enjoy the wide variety of books it has on offer.
Pick a reading book to read in school and at home.
Have you tried the Mundy Reading Challenge yet? Ask in the school Library for more information.
We will be choosing a NEW class reading book for this term - so please give your book suggestions to Mrs Eyre.
If you would like to know more about how to help your child at home, please use the links below to take you to helpful pages on our website:)
Below are our topic subjects for 2024 - 2025.
London
This terms topic is:
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner!
We’ll journey through time to explore how London has transformed into the incredible city it is today. From the bustling River Thames, which has shaped the city's history and geography, to the vital role of Parliament in leading the nation, we’ll discover what makes London tick. Along the way, we’ll sharpen our atlas skills to uncover fascinating maps and learn how geography helps us understand the city’s changes. It’s the perfect adventure for curious minds – and parents, you might learn something new too!
We are looking forward to an amazing term ahead. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have in the meantime.
Below are some link to websites that you may find useful, please let us know what you think of them.
- Maths puzzles and investigations
- TT RockStars
- KS2 SATs bitesize revision English, Maths, Science
- Newsround
- Science quizzes
- Homework help
- Active Learn