Category Archives: Year3 Pupils Work

He has been working on over the last two weeks. Josh says he missing classes but hopes you enjoy the presentation

… and decided to explore yeast, with tasty results! Scroll down to see her presentation! 

Sofia decided to write a poem for the competition Pandemic is tiring us out children need a playground and adults need a friend round every day is work for all of us but we need to cope with what we can even though this is stressful we need to think of others all around us and that it’s not just you that’s struggling

Lockdown 2020 By Summer and Poppy   Covid-19 is a deadly disease, It’s not the type that makes you sneeze. A cough, a temperature and struggling to breathe, It’s 2020’s biggest thief.  March 23rd, lockdown began. Visits were cancelled to Granddads and Nan’s. Lockdown began to take its toll, It started off with shops selling out of loo roll.  We all thanked key workers
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Here are some photos of what I have been up to lately. I am still doing the online work and I have also been painting, playing in my garden, going for bike rides, I created a tie-dye T-shirt and I have built a bug house.

We had a visitor in our garden last night that needed a little bit of help.  So today Maggie has been using the internet to find out some more information

Her letter to a Year 2 child, the clock she designed for the time task, and a clock she made out of lego that her dad set her as a challenge to make. She also enjoyed doing the graffiti wall and her Unworry Island. 2020 06 08 Graces letter to Y2 pupil

Flic’s Lockdown Rap! Started off in lockdown doing my lego challenge, with no school to go to had to keep busy, I did a bit of baking made a chilli too, practiced my cartwheels got me feeling dizzy, Easter at home with my little sister, eggs in the garden, eggs in the tree racing up and down tryna find some chocolate, filled up my
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Timmy made this Big Ben puzzle this week. He had a little extra help from Colin with the very top!   To Y2 Pupil I’m writing to you to help with worries about moving to Beechwood. You are likely to be calm sooner rather than later, with friendly staff to help you. Learning might seem hard at first but you will find work fun
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