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  • 11/09/23

    Perfecting the Infamous Mackintosh Rose

    In preparation for designing and creating their very own Charles Rennie-themed digital-art, the children have been busy perfecting his infamous “Mackintosh Rose”. Take a look for yourself…
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  • 11/09/23

    Rennie Replications

    In preparation for creating their very own geometric-style artwork in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the children have been busy replicating some of his masterpieces. Before doing so, they explored a number of his creations and generated discussion around their different features and how he...
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  • 09/09/23

    Charles Rennie Mackintosh

    To kick-start their “Digital Art” unit of work, Year 3 have been exploring the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. First, they were provided with a brief history of his life and work, before carrying out their very own research tasks in order to find out further information in relation to...
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  • 06/09/23

    What’s the Time Year 3?

    This afternoon, Year 3 took part in a time-themed treasure hunt which required them to locate a number of clock faces and correctly identify the times displayed on them. To do this, they had to use their knowledge of telling the time (quarter to and quarter past) to be able read the clocks, before r...
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  • 20/07/23

    Magnets

    Over the past few weeks, Year 3 have been learning all about magnets and forces. They have explored such things as contact and non-contact forces, and carried out a range of tests/investigations in relation to magnets and their properties. Take a look for yourself…
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  • 16/06/23

    Summer Reading Challenge

    Today, two members of the Gateshead Library Service visited Year 3 to introduce this year’s “Summer Reading Challenge” to them. During the session, the children were each provided with a temporary library card, a “Ready, Set, Read!” passport (which they add to every tim...
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  • 16/06/23

    Healthy Eating Workshop​​​​​​​

    Yesterday, Year 3 took part in a Healthy Eating workshop delivered by a team from Newcastle University’s Medical Science Faculty. During the session, the children explored the following: Reasons for healthy eating The Eatwell Guide (i.e. which foods fall into each food group and why ou...
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  • 13/06/23

    Young Scientists​​​​​​​

    Today, Year 3 took part in a “Young Scientists” workshop delivered by Newcastle University’s Street Scientists. The session consisted of a wide range of investigations linked to science strands such as the following: psychology, marine engineering, physics (electricity and sound...
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  • 13/06/23

    Mayans Workshop

    Yesterday, Year 3 took part in a fact-filled whole-day Mayans-themed workshop. The morning session was drama-based and focused on the following: the creation story, Mayan architecture and Maya gods and beliefs. The afternoon session was of an art focus, and involved the children creating their very...
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  • 17/05/23

    Cartouches

    Over the past week, Year 3 have been busy designing and creating their very own Cartouches. During this process, they have created their very own personalised printing tiles, printed their names in Hieroglyphic form (on to sheets of Papyrus) and constructed textile-based frames to enclose their artw...
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  • 11/05/23

    Hieroglyphic Printing

    In preparation for creating their very own Cartouches, today the children have been testing out the personalised printing tiles that they have created, ready for printing their names in Hieroglyphic form. Take a look for yourself…
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  • 09/05/23

    Egyptian Art

    In preparation for creating their very own Cartouches (a cartouche is an oval frame which surrounds the hieroglyphs that make up the name of an Egyptian God or royal person), Year 3 have been experimenting with a range of symbols, patterns and pictures associated with Ancient Egypt. Tak...
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