Welcome to Class 3-1!

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Important Information for Parents and Carers

Year 3 will regularly receive homework and it will be mainly online.

Monday - English homework which is due in Wednesday

Wednesday - Maths homework which is due in Friday

Children should read their books at home regularly. We ask parents or a responsible person to sign reading records, four signatures will earn your child a gold star!

Spellings are given for children to practice throughout the week with weekly spellings tests. Spelling homework can be found below.

Links to websites are below, these are used for homework and in the event of learning from home.

Please familiarise yourself with the websites. Logins details have been sent home for all of these but can be requested from Mr Hughes if lost.

Use our teacher email - teacher@stceciliascjs.co.uk

National Poetry Day – 1^st of October 2020

To help celebrate National Poetry Day, we are inviting all children, parents, staff and governors to submit a poem.  We will display the poem (anonymously, if requested) on our school website and Twitter feed.  Our aim is to promote poetry in our school and in our community.  Remember, poems don’t have to rhyme, they don’t have to be a set length and in some cases they don’t even have to make sense.  They are just another means of expressing our imagination.

This year, the theme is VISION.  Your poem could be about this theme or any theme you wish to write about.  Some people like poems about love and memories, some like poems about school days or holidays, others prefer poems that make them laugh.  The subject and theme of your poem is up to you.  No one will judge what you write; it might mean nothing to the reader but everything to the author.

Please consider joining in and writing a poem with your child or one of your own.  You can submit it in writing or in a video recitation by emailing it to teacher@stceciliascjs.co.uk with Poetry Day in the subject bar.

I never ask anyone to do anything I’m unwilling to do myself so, with that in mind, have a read at the poem I wrote and performed in assembly about our teachers, I hope you enjoy it and I hope to read your poems over the next week.

Mr McCann x

We are scientists!