Annual Flu Vaccination

This vaccination is recommended to help protect your child against flu. Flu can be an unpleasant illness and can cause serious complications. Vaccinating your child will also help protect more vulnerable family and friends by preventing the spread of Flu. There may be a rebound in Flu levels this coming winter following low levels in the past 2 years. The vaccination is free and is a quick, simple, painless spray up the nose. Our vaccinations in school will take place on Monday 14th September.

Please complete the online consent form.

If you DO NOT wish your child to be vaccinated for whatever reason please complete the form stating NO and the reasons.

Online Consent Form: 

Use the link below to access the online consent form and enter the unique school code with BP in capital letters - BP119627

Please inform the School Vaccination Team (Not School) of the following:

 •           If your child has steroid tablets prescribed two weeks prior to vaccination.

•           If in the few days prior to vaccination your child has been wheezy.

•           If after consenting you take your child to your GP surgery to receive their vaccination

 It is your responsibility to contact the school vaccination team to ensure they do not receive the immunisation again. Our contact details are:

 Blackpool, Wyre & Fylde: 01253 951984 Morecambe / Lancaster 01524 519430

Year 3 Weekly Blog 28th June - Work hard and stay focused to achieve your goals and dreams in life. That is the path to true happiness.

Our class worship was led by Bea, Albert and Nathan, they will be our Prayer Leaders for a week. They read Brave Stephen Acts 6-7 and shared their personal prayer to the class. There has been a theme of reflection in the children’s prayers this half term, it has been lovely to hear how thankful and grateful they feel about the opportunities they have had this year, in school and at home.

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Year 3 Weekly Blog 14th June - "Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does." - William James

Our class worship was led by Alana, Louisa and Lucia, they read “A miracle at the temple gate’ Acts 3,4 and we enjoyed singing Shine Jesus Shine. Our word of the week has been Growth, we read about how a tiny mustard seed grows into a huge tree and how this showed us the importance of something so small. We compared it to small acts of kidness that make peoples day, small jobs that add up to something much bigger and small words that often show love and kindness. Next week we will be planting our own tiny seeds and nurturing them to help them grow into something much bigger which we hope will bring you some joy.

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Year 3 Weekly Blog 24th May - “If you see someone without a smile give them yours.”

Class Worship

Our class worship was led by Anna, Isaac and Jackson this week.They chose the hymns Shine, Jesus, Shine and All Glory Lord and honour for us to sing and they read God’s Promise (Acts 2). Our word of the week has been “Pentecost”.
In RE, we have learnt about The Holy Trinity - the Father, the Son and The Holy Spirit.

 

This week’s learning:

Maths: We been talking all things lines! Horizontal, vertical, diagonal, parallel and perpendicular have been our key words. The children enjoyed spotting horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines on our trim trail. Check out their photos!
We identified parallel and perpendicular lines in shapes and uses mathematical notations to show them.

 

English: We have come to the end of our narrative writing unit this week as well as the end of our class novel “The Wild Robot". The children have thoroughly enjoyed listening to this heartwarming story. Today they have spent time writing a book review and designing posters for the movie. We’ve enjoyed watching the trailer - you can see it here.
Next half term we will be looking a classical poetry - the children have already had a sneak peek at some of the resources we will be using and are very curious and excited!

 

Computing: We’ve continued working on our Keynote presentations about St.Annes. This week we learnt how to add media to our slides.

PE - We managed to get outside on Monday afternoon and practised some of the events for our Sports Day. Sports Day will be on Wednesday 12th June at 1.30pm - Family and friends are welcome to watch and support their children.

Science - On Monday we had lots of fun with magnets, we set up four stations in the classroom. We made compasses, magnet mazes, suspended magnets and made them dance and I challenged the children to make magnets float using only a wooden dowel, playdough and some ring magnets.

Choir - Next half term Choir will be open to Year 3’s to join. Choir practise is on Thursday after school until 4.15pm with Miss Woodend. For more information and to sign up please see Miss Woodend’s blog post on the choir page here.

Conversation starter…

As we get ready for the final term of the school year, I would like to reflect on the year so far and think about what your goal will be for the next half term.

Which lessons have you enjoyed? Has there been a favourite topic or lesson this year? What have you found tricky? What has made you proud?
What would you like to achieve in the final term? How will you do this?

We will be setting ourselves goals in the first week back - I’m looking forward to hearing yours.


Certificates

Learners of the half term have been voted for by the children in the class. The children were asked to voted for children who are focused and engaged during lessons showing great learning behaviour. The children voted for Phoebe and Liam.
Liam - Your friends have described you as a focused learned, who is funny and kind.
Phoebe - Your friends have described you as a focused learner, who is wise and a fantastic listener.

This half term’s virtues are learned and wise.

Our Virtue butterflies this week have been awarded to Heath.

Lunchtime Awards:
Role Model: Lena
Marvelous Manners: Hugo



Reminders

  • School reopens on Monday 10th June at 8.45am

  • Monday 17th June - Jim Jam Jog! - Come to school in your pajamas and take in our sponsored event.

  • Library Visit - Year 3 will be visiting St Annes Library on Thursday 20th June.

  • Glazey Days Trip - We will be painting tiles on Thursday 4th July at Glazey Days in Fleetwood - more info to follow.

  • Nut Free School - Over the last couple of weeks we’ve noticed that items containing nuts are coming into school. It is really important that that doesn’t happen, there are children in school who have severe allergies and we need to ensure school is a safe place for them. Please help us with this by ensuring snack and lunchboxes are nut free this includes nut based spreads such as nutella and peanut butter, chocolate bars with nuts eg snicker type chocolates.

  • Helmets- We are hoping to buy some scooters for outside use on the playground, for money we have won for being the BEST class at walking to school! (Well done) We are wondering if anyone has any spare helmets their children no longer wear that they could kindly donate?

  • Sunglasses - Please do not send your children into school with sunglasses.

  • PE Days - Monday outdoor PE, Wednesday indoor PE. PE kits to be worn on these day, full school uniform the rest of the week unless your child has a sports club in the morning ie Judo on Friday.

  • Earrings - Must be removed for PE lessons, please do not send children in with tape or plasters to cover their earrings. If your child cannot remove earrings themselves please ensure they are removed at home before school.

Have a amazing half term and we’ll see you bright and early on Monday 10th June.

Mrs Naylor, Miss Slater and Mrs Ely

Year 3 Weekly Blog 17th May - The Earth is God's gift to us, it's full of beauty and wonder - Pope Francis

Hugo, Lettie and Mia-Grace led class worship outside this on Wednesday. It’s lovely to be able to get outside with the better weather. We listened to them read Fire from Heavens Acts 2 and sang My Lighthouse and Mary did you know. Our word of the week has been “care” we have spoken about how we care and what and who we care for.
In RE we have read about St Paul and his journey to Damascus that changed his life.

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