Year 3 Curriculum Evening

2019-20

Aims and Objectives

To explain:

- What governs our decision making

- How to support your child’s learning at

home

- Key information about the year

- Why Year 3 is by far the best year at the

Hamlet, and we’re not biased at all…

Who we are

Miss Davies Miss Thornton-Smith Miss Harris

Vision

Stories

Topics

Memorable Moments

Sport and Music

A Love of Learning

Friendships

Encouragingcreativity

Developing a growth mindset

The importance of reading

http://www.dulwichhamletjuniorschool.org.uk/curriculum.html

Reading Records

Vocabulary

Vocabulary knowledge is knowledge; the knowledge of a word not only implies a definition, but also implies how that word fits into the world.

Knowledge Organisers

http://www.dulwichhamletjuniorschool.org.uk/curriculum.html

Home Learning

10-15 minutes reading daily (a mix of independent, read to by adult and read out-loud to adult)

Reading Records

Spelling patterns and lists

Doodle Maths – minimum 3 times a week

Times Tables Rockstars – 10 minutes minimum a week

Regular Music practice

Humanities Project

Optional:

As per half-termly learning grids

Dates

Open Classroom – 16th/17th October

Parents’ Evening 1 – November 27th/28th

Parents’ Evening 2 – Summer Term

Maths and English Reports

End of Year Reports

Class Assemblies

http://www.dulwichhamletjuniorschool.org.uk/

Effective Communication

Drop off and pick up

Appointments

Email

Two Weekly Calendar

Hamlet Herald

Routines

Bringing in Reading Records, a reading book and PE kits on a Monday

Bringing a water bottle to school every day

Coats in case it rains

Lining up in the playground

Uniform

Musical instruments