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The children had lots of fun getting outside and creating some brilliant pieces of transient art! They used lots of different natural resources to make their own patterns, ships, people, faces and flags.

I think you'll agree they did a great job!

We've had a great time learning some Yoga moves this week...

The children have been growing their very own rainbows! This scientific process is called the capillary action. The action happens when a liquid moves up through a hollow tube or into a spongy, solid material. It happens when 3 forces work together: cohesion, adhesion and surface tension. 

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Take a look at our random acts of kindness this week... 

I am so proud of the children!! 

In Phonics today we have all been very busy bees.  Mrs Barker's group have been recapping all of the Set 2 sounds by reading the sounds, reading words containing the sounds and spelling words with the sounds in them.  We also wrote sentences using these sounds.  Today we read the book Stop and…

This week we created our own mini beast pebbles. The children collected their own stones from the outdoor area. Then the children painted on their designs.

I think you'll agree they have done a fabulous job and will make their gardens look very cheerful!

As part of ’Wellbeing Week’ the children created their own fabulous posters...

Please find below a powerpoint presentation which will hopefully give you an insight into school life at Roseberry Academy.

If you have any further queries please contact Mrs Charlton-   a.charlton@roseberryacademy.org  or Mr Moore- …

Hello new parents and carers,

We welcome you to Year 3 at Roseberry Academy. This blog will be used to share general information alongside Teams. This week you should receive log in details for your child and instructions on how to access teams. Teams is an office 365 online platform which we…

As part of our wellbeing week the children have been making their own happy posters at home. Here are some examples:

Yesterday, the Government announced that schools may invite children from year groups other than EYFS, Y1 and Y6 and children of Key Workers, those with Education Health and Care Plans or a Social Worker, back into school should they have the capacity to do so. School leaders were given the…

Today we enjoyed sharing the book Oh No George by Chris Haughton.

Before we started to read the book we had a talk about what we thought the character might be called and what we thought the character was.

When then found out he was a dog called George.  We looked carefully at the picture of…