Welcome to Year 3
But those who trust in the Lord will find new strength. They will soar high on wings like eagles. They will run and not grow weary. They will walk and not faint.
Isaiah 40:31
Mrs Davies and Mrs McBride welcome you to our class page for
2025 - 2026. We are excited for the year ahead!
Autumn Term
2025-2026
Dates for Your Diary
Back to School | Tuesday 2nd September |
School Council Elections - Polling Day | Thursday 11th September |
Mission Day | Friday 12th September |
Feast Day Mass Play in a Day | Friday 19th September Wednesday 24th September |
Macmillan Coffee Morning & Hello Yellow Harvest Festival Pupil Progress Meetings | Friday 10th October Friday 17th October Monday 20th October |
Give Racism the Red/Blue Card | Friday 24th October |
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Back to School | Monday 3rd November |
Friendship Fortnight | Monday 3rd November |
Odd Socks Day to support Anti-Bullying | Monday 10th November |
Remembrance Day | Tuesday 11th November |
Children In Need: Pyjama Day | Friday 14th November |
Road safety Week | Monday 17th November |
| Non-Uniform Day : Chocolates | Friday 28th November |
Non-Uniform Day: Bottles | Friday 5th December |
Christmas Fair | Friday 12th December 1:15pm |
KS2 Advent Service | Tuesday 16th December 6pm |
Christmas Jumper Day and Santa Dash | Thursday 18th December |
Christmas Party Day | Friday 19th December |
Break up for Christmas Holiday | Friday 19th December 1:30pm |
Harvest Festival - Collective Worship
Year 3 led our school collective worship for the Harvest Festival. We gathered together and thought about how we can support others and our actions, no matter how small they seem, can make a big difference to other people in our community. We thanked God for the farmers and their harvest, for the Sun and the rain. We also thanked our families who donated lots of items for the foodbank to help people less fortunate than ourselves in our local area. Thank you for your kindness everyone.
Hello Yellow - PSHE
To raise awareness of mental health we wore yellow and discussed ways in which we can feel less alone and have positive mental health. We recognised that it's so important to understand how we're feeling and find ways to feel better or support others who are struggling.
Art - Painting
For our art topic about cave paintings we created our own colour wheels using primary colours. Then we mixed primary colours with secondary colours. We painted strips of blocks trying to get lighter or darker each time.
P.E/Games
Some Year 3 and 4 children were invited to take part in a Footgolf session along with other schools across South Sefton. They had a brilliant time and were commended for their teamwork and resilience. Well done!
Learn and Present - English/History
Y3 spent the day with Altru Drama learning all about Stone Age Britain as part of our History topic. Children helped write and then performed a play for the rest of the school based on what they had learnt in just one day. The boys and girls remembered lots and gave a great performance at the end of the day.
School Council Elections - Democracy
All pupils were invited to to put themselves forward for the important job of class councillor by submitting their form to state why they would be the best person to represent our class. Candidates were shortlisted to three boys and three girls by council leaders in Year 6. Each person voted on who they would like to be our class councillors for the year and votes were counted, counted again and then verified to see who had gained the most votes!