We had a great time today taking part in our annual bouncy castle bounce day. Year 3 had two goes! One this morning and again in the afternoon! A great way to burn off some energy and have a few laughs!
Category: Year 3 Blog
This week in Year 3, we became shadow scientists! As part of our science topic on light and shadows, we took our learning outside to explore how shadows are made and how we can change their size and direction. We started our investigation outside in the bright sunshine. Each group took turns standing in the sun while a partner drew
Today, Year 3 step back in time as they visit the Roman Lunt Fort in Baginton – and what a day it is turning out to be! On the warmest day of the year so far in Coventry, our pupils are embracing the sunshine and the spirit of ancient Rome with enthusiasm and energy. The day begins with a guided
Year 3 have had a great day out at the Lunt Roman Fort. We enjoyed learning all about the fort and were able to handle replica artefacts. We also learnt about life as a Roman soldier and took part in a number of role play activities to cement this knowledge.
What an exciting day we had in Year 3, devoted to artistic exploration and creativity! Our focus was on crafting beautiful mandala designs, and the results have truly been spectacular. Using a mandala creation tool on our iPads, we discovered just how easy and enjoyable it is to bring our ideas to life. The tool allowed us to rotate images
It was finally the turn for the Year 3 boys to have the opportunity to represent the school in football. The team were very excited to start playing and got off to a great start winning 8-0! We were then very unfortunate to lose the next game 2-1 conceding with the last kick of the game. The boys wanted to
This week in Year 3, we had a fantastic opportunity to learn about VE Day, a significant event in British history. VE Day, or Victory in Europe Day, marks the day when the Allies accepted the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945, signalling the end of World War II in Europe. To deepen our understanding, we participated in a
Have you ever watched people playing in the park or walking down the street? They move in all sorts of interesting ways—running, jumping, stretching, and sitting. Artists love to capture these movements in their drawings, often with some simple sketches. When artists draw people, they don’t start with tiny details like fingers or faces. Instead, they use simple shapes and
Year 3 have enjoyed learning all about capacity and volume. They have been learning to measure in ml and litres, reading scales and working out increments. They have also been comparing capacity and volume and playing games that involve equivalent measurements.
This year’s British Science Week at EGPS was a resounding success, centred around the theme ‘Change and Adapt’. Our students engaged in a myriad of live lessons, scientific investigations, and activities designed to explore these important concepts. In Year 1, children participated in a live lesson focused on farming, followed by an exploration of the school grounds, assessing how hedgerows