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Year 3/4

 

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  • Valley Gardens

    Published 23/07/24, by emily bryant

    Today we explored Valley Gardens, the beautiful area within the University campus.

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  • Beans!

    Published 16/07/24, by emily bryant

    We had fun in 3/4 growing beans this Summer. 

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  • Oliver and the Seawigs

    Published 09/07/24, by emily bryant

    Oliver and the Seawigs!

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  • A meal fit for a Roman!

    Published 25/06/24, by emily bryant

    In 3 and 4 we have been learning about the rich and poor Roman diets.

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  • circuits

    Published 11/06/24, by emily bryant

    electricity

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  • Roman Pottery

    Published 21/05/24, by emily bryant

    Roman Pottery

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  • Biographies

    Published 13/05/24, by emily bryant

    Biographies

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  • Digestion

    Published 30/04/24, by emily bryant

    In year 3 and 4 science, we have been learning about digestion and even pretended to BE food, moving through the digestive system. We can now name the organs involved and some of their functions. Well done 3/ 4.

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  • Dr Chapman visits

    Published 22/04/24, by emily bryant

    A big thank you to Dr Chapman and his fellow scientist Anastasia who came in to talk to year 3 and 4 today.

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  • Peace

    Published 16/04/24, by emily bryant

    This week in RE, year 3 and 4 reflected on the concept of 'peace'. We discussed what it made us think of and designed our own new world symbols that represented peace on Earth.  Take a look at some of these!

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  • Science month

    Published 19/03/24, by emily bryant

    Recently we have been lucky enough to have some super scientists visit us in 3/4. On Monday we had a 'silly scientist' from the Education group come in and talk to us on the three points of a fire triangle, solids liquids and gases and how air can expand with heat. His experiments were so fun! On Tuesday we had Professor Ivan Haigh and his PHD student Sunke from Southampton Oceanography centre talk to us about how small environmental changes can make a big difference. It was eye opening to see how our planet is changing and how we can help with tackling climate change. We all went home with a warming/ biodiversity stripe plus the feeling that we CAN make a positive difference. Thank you to all our visitors :)

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  • A wonderful talk

    Published 05/03/24, by emily bryant

    Bevin from Australasia planned and delivered a wonderful and interesting talk on some Parami cards he had. He explained Dhamma and went though the key skills. It was interesting to see so many similarities of values between this and other religions. Thanks Bevin, you spoke so proudly and educated us all.

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