Year 3 Welcome Meeting and School Information

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Explore the details of Year 3 at school - from staff members to communication methods, PE schedules, morning drop-off routines, and reading guidelines. Learn how to support your child at home and find information about the school's approach to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).

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  • Year 3
  • Education
  • Parenting

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  1. Welcome to year 3 12/9/23 12/9/23

  2. Year 3 welcome meeting: Staff Richard Farrow Assistant Head Fiona Walker Year 3 class teacher Natalie Gomez Year 3 class teacher Nichola Lever Year 3 class teacher Nang Aye 1:1 TA Tia Perry General TA support (am)

  3. Communication Subject overviews on school website Half termly updates sent out Weekly newsletters with trip information etc Email inbox@......with any queries we will get back to you ASAP Best time to chat with teachers (for little stuff)

  4. PE Carousel Wednesday Spanish, PE (outdoor games), Art Other PE day (indoor gym or dance) to be sent out on newsletter Appropriate dress for weather and movement

  5. Morning drop off Autumn term line up at red gate and children leave adults at gate and come onto playground by themselves Spring term Children come in by themselves and line up outside doors near the treehouse Summer term Children enter school and come to classroom independently

  6. Reading Reading books (book bands) to be changed as often as needed Monday Thursday only if the orange reading record is signed. Reading for pleasure books to be changed on a Friday only. These books may not need to be changed as often. Black reading journal to complete a piece of creative work responding to the reading for pleasure books Please encourage your child to read a variety of styles of writing eg. Comics, fiction, non fiction, newspapers etc) You may be charged for lost or damaged books Read, read, read it s still important!

  7. How to support your child at home Log ins for seesaw, TT rockstars and Edshed are in the front of your child s orange reading record TT rockstars as often as possible Edshed spellings set weekly to practice at home linked to the next week s learning Daily reading of reading book plus other text types

  8. SEND New graduated approach Changes to learning support If you have concerns email school and I will get in touch

  9. Reminders Water bottles in school everyday Appropriate clothing for our weather No treats, toys or snacks to be sent in for birthdays Afternoon play - Autumn only Later lunch so morning snack possibly needed

  10. RSE RSE units taught Summer 2 Information including powerpoint, leaflets, FAQs to be sent out in March/April Parents will be invited to a workshop where year group plans and resources can be seen and discussed this information cannot be sent home Opt outs are 1 lesson only for years 4, 5 and 6

  11. Any questions? If you don t want to ask in front of everyone email the office and someone will call you

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