Cherry - Year 3

Welcome to Cherry Class 2026 - 2027

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The class teachers in Cherry Class are Mrs Mitchell (Monday to Wednesday) and Miss Purser (Thursday and Friday).

The children are supported in the morning by Mrs Cox.

Key Information

Learning practise is set on a Monday and is due in the following Monday. Please see below for further details.
Spellings will be set on a Tuesday and then tested the following Tuesday.
P.E days are Tuesday. Children are expected to come into school wearing their school uniform. P.E will take place either inside or outside.
Swimming will commence on Mondays the week beginning 2nd November 2026.
Renaissance Learning link to access Accelerated Reader for quizzing - Renaissance Learning Login

Learning Practise

Children are provided with a learning practise folder. The learning practise sheet for each week will be added to this each Monday and will be completed and brought back to school by the following Monday.
The answers are provided for children to mark their learning practise at home.
Below is the expectation for Year 3:

Daily: Ten minutes of reading school reading book every night. Record in reading journal for each book read. Welcome to Renaissance Place (renlearn.co.uk)

Daily: Times Table Rockstars – games-based website supporting times table learning. Times Tables Rock Stars: Play (ttrockstars.com)

Weekly: 10 spellings for all children

Weekly: Maths, English grammar or English comprehension practise (answers given)

Half termly: Topic menu (6 tasks and complete a minimum of 2)

Our Class News

Friday 16th October 2026

Cherry Class thoroughly enjoyed their trip to Somerset Museum this week where we had the opportunity to immerse ourselves in all things Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age. We had the opportunity to create Neolithic cave paintings and jewellery and Iron Age coins, as well as dressing up in replica clothes and using replica tools. The children were fascinating by the real artefacts held at the museum and couldn't believe quite how different Somerset was all those years ago. They were thoroughly engaged with the Iron Age trading game we played, and it was great to see them using their brilliant oracy skills and persuasive language to trade with other tribes and collect everything they needed to survive!