Year 3 - Harvington
Welcome to Harvington!
Year 3 2019-2020
Miss Foxall is the class teacher and Mrs Haywood is the Teaching Assistant.
Fun Easter Activities...
HOME LEARNING WEEK 2 - 30/03/20
HOME LEARNING WEEK 1 - 20/03/20
School Closure
Harvington,
We hope you are staying at home and being safe. Thank you for all your pictures so far of all the wonderful work you have been doing. It's lovely to see you are all working hard even though it feels a little strange. It has been great to talk to you and your parents on the phone, as always you all put a smile on our faces.
If you would like to share your work with your friends then please email us a picture and we can pop it on the website. It would be lovely for the class to see what you have been up too!
We are missing school and being in the classroom with you all but it is important you all stay home and be safe.
Take care,
Miss Foxall & Mrs Haywood
Look at the amazing work we have been doing during the school closure!
Faith-filled and Hopeful Spring Two
Children at St Benedict's are growing to be . . .
faith-filled in their beliefs and hopeful for the future.
St Benedict's helps children to grow . . .
by passing on the living and faith-filled tradition of Jesus Christ; by having persevering faith in the pupils, and by encouraging them, in turn, to have faith and hope in others.
"I am the handmaid of the Lord, let it be done to me as you have said" Luke 1::38
Key dates for Harvington class:
Monday 17th February- Friday 21st February - Half Term.
Monday 24th February- Back to School.
Tuesday 25th February- Atherstone Ball Game & Pancake day 
(children can be collected @2:30pm)
Thursday 27th February- Reconciliation and Communion Parent Meeting @6:30pm
Monday 2nd March- KS2 Dance performance Assembly
Friday 6th March - World Book Day Non school uniform - dress as your favourite BOOK character!
Monday 9th March - Friday 13th March - Assessment Week
Friday 13th March - First Reconciliation @ St Benedict's Church 6:30pm
Thursday 19th March- Mother's Day Afternoon (All Mothers Welcome) @2:30-3:15pm
Sunday 22nd March - Family Mass at St Benedict's Church @ 9:30am (All welcome)
Wednesday 25th March - Parents Evening @ 2pm-7pm
Tuesday 31st March - Stay and Pray @ 2:15pm
Wednesday 1st April - Stations of the cross (Y3 & Y4) @9:15AM
Thursday 2nd April - Wear something blue ASD awareness, Easter Bonnet Parade @2:30pm, break up for Easter!
Friday 3rd April - INSET Day
Thursday 2nd April - Friday 19th April - Half Term
Monday 20th April - Back to school
World Book Day
Workshop from Dog Trust - How to be responsible dog owners.
Atherstone Ball Game
Power Week Activities
We had lots of fun during power week exploring more on our topic China! We made our own Chinese fans, 3D fortune cats and spiral Chinese dragons. We also had an opportunity to taste different Chinese food (some of us even used chopped sticks!) and wrote our own food review. We worked in pairs to plan and type our own newspaper reports on Chinese New Year and in math's had to crack the Chinese secret codes by working out different calculations.
Our RE during power week was thinking about the sacrament of reconciliation. We took part in role play taking on the part of the priest and also the person receiving the sacrament. We explored the idea of the 'Examination of Conscience'.
Not forgetting all the fun we had in our PE lesson. We spent the lessons practicing our circus performance ready for our parents to come and watch us after half term!
The scripture this half term is “Here is the light you will reveal to the nations” Luke 2:32.
Meditation - Praying in Colour
Why Pray in Colour?
1) You want to pray but words escape you. 2) Sitting still and staying focused in prayer are a challenge. 3) Your body wants to be part of your prayer. 4) You want to just hang out with God but don’t know how. 5) Listening to God feels like an impossible task . 6) Your mind wanders and your body complains. 7) You want a visual, concrete way to pray.
8) You Need a new way to pray.
Collective worship -"Here is the light you will reveal to all nations" Luke 2:32
The children thought about the following questions;
- What is your light?
- Who is your light?
- How will you spread the light to others?
Compassionate and Loving Spring One 2020
Children at St Benedict's are growing to be ...
Compassionate towards others, near and far, especially the less fortunate; and loving by their just actions and forgiving words.
St Benedict's helps children to grow ...
By being compassionate and loving in the way children are treated, especially when a child is in trouble; and by opening eyes of children to those who suffer poverty, injustice or violence.
Children have made a great start back after the Half Term. We are busy learning all about China for our new Topic. Animals including humans in Science and in literacy we are focusing on different myths and legends with particular focus on the story 'The willow pattern story'.
During the first week back we looked at the book 'We're all wonders' exploring the message of the book and how it links to this terms virtues of compassionate and loving. We created our own Sprinkle with kindness donuts and Art work with key word and actions that show not only kindness but compassion and love.
Topic - China
PE- Circus Gymnastics
Autumn Term
Attentive and Discerning Autumn Two 2019
Children at St Benedict's are growing to be ...
Attentive to their experience and to their vocation; and discerning about the choices they make and the effects of those choices.
St Benedict's helps children to grow ...
By promoting the practice of attentive reflection and discerning decision making: in teaching, prayer and retreats; and through the practice and example of school staff.
Grateful and Generous Autumn One 2019
Children at St Benedict's are growing to be ...
Grateful for their own gifts, for the gift of other people, and for the blessings of each day; and generous with their gifts, becoming men and women for others.
St Benedict's helps children to grow ...
By encouraging them to know and be grateful for all their gifts, developing them to the full so that they can be generous in the service of others.