Osprey Class

A very warm welcome to Osprey Class! We are delighted to be starting a new school year together and cannot wait to get to know all the children and watch them grow in confidence, independence, and success throughout the year.

Miss Foster will be the class teacher, and the children will be supported each morning by Miss Dale, except on Thursdays when Miss Cyphus will be in class. On Friday mornings, Mrs Hird will teach the class while Miss Foster works on new and exciting learning opportunities for the following week.

Our aim in Osprey Class is to create a calm, happy and nurturing environment where every child feels valued, safe, and ready to do their very best. We will spend time building positive relationships and developing the learning behaviours that help children become successful learners, such as perseverance, responsibility, and resilience.

This year, we will also be encouraging children to become increasingly independent, giving them opportunities to take responsibility for their learning, solve problems for themselves and develop confidence in their own abilities. We know that every child is unique, and we are committed to supporting and celebrating each child's achievements along the way.

We are looking forward to a wonderful year filled with exciting learning, new experiences, and a lot of success. Welcome to Osprey Class!

Reminder:          

• PE kit every Friday
• Forest School every other week starting on 07/09/26.
• There is not free fruit available in Year 3, please pack a healthy snack for your child each day.

Autumn Term - Stone Age to Iron Age

This term, we will journey back to the Stone Age to discover what life was like for prehistoric people and explore how the world changed over time. We will learn about cave art, homes, hunting, and daily life, and create our own Stone Age-inspired artwork. In English, we will use How to Wash a Woolly Mammoth to write instructions and Stone Age Boy to inspire our narrative writing and storytelling skills.

Learning at Home!

This term, we will journey back to the Stone Age to discover what life was like for prehistoric people and explore how the world changed over time. We will learn about cave art, homes, hunting, and daily life, and create our own Stone Age-inspired artwork. In English, we will use How to Wash a Woolly Mammoth to write instructions and Stone Age Boy to inspire our narrative writing and storytelling skills.