Year 3 2025 - 2026
Miss Lamb
Mr Monaghan
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Welcome to Year 3!
Welcome to our new 'Oakfield Year 3' webpage for both classes ‘Tom Fletcher’ and ‘Jeff Kinney’.
Our journey in Year 3 will be exciting!
We provide lots of varied experiences that will enhance the learning curriculum.
Below you can see some of the opportunities that your child will enjoy throughout the year.
We have also included what will be covered in our daily lessons, taught through the curriculum. 
Science
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Autumn |
Skeletons Movement Nutrition & Diet Wood Waste Rocks |
This Autumn, pupils will explore the fascinating human body by learning about skeletons, movement, and nutrition, while also investigating the properties of everyday materials such as wood and rocks, understanding how materials change and why they are used in different ways in our daily lives |
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Spring |
Fossils Soil Light |
This Spring, pupils will journey through time by studying fossils and soil, discovering how living things have changed over millions of years and how soil supports life, while also investigating the properties of light and how it helps us see and understand the world around us |
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Summer |
Plants Forces Magnets Biodiversity |
This Summer, pupils will deepen their understanding of living things by exploring plant growth and reproduction, investigate forces such as gravity, friction, and air resistance that affect movement, study magnets and their properties, and celebrate biodiversity by learning about different habitats and the importance of protecting wildlife |
History
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Autumn |
Homes over Time |
Explore the fascinating journey of homes through history this Autumn, from Victorian kitchens and washing days to the rise of modern technology—discover how everyday life and family routines have changed over time! |
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Spring |
Stone Age |
Explore the fascinating journey of homes through history this Autumn, from Victorian kitchens and washing days to the rise of modern technology—discover how everyday life and family routines have changed over time! |
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Summer |
Ancient Egyptians |
Embark on a Summer adventure to Ancient Egypt, where you’ll meet powerful Pharaohs, explore mighty pyramids, and discover the gods and daily lives of one of the world’s most amazing ancient civilisations! |
Geography
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Autumn |
London Calling |
Discover the vibrant city of London this Autumn—explore its famous buildings, bustling transport systems, and why rivers like the Thames have shaped its history and growth! |
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Spring |
Rivers |
Flow into Spring with an exciting journey along rivers—learn how they shape landscapes, support cities, and create amazing features like waterfalls and meanders, while investigating the water cycle and river life! |
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Summer |
Energy |
Power up your Summer learning by exploring energy—uncover how electricity fuels our homes, why renewable energy matters, and meet the people working to create a greener, cleaner future! |
What else are we up to?
Pupils develop creativity and technical skills in Art & Design through drawing, painting, and exploring historical art, often linking their work to other subjects. PSHE fosters emotional literacy, resilience, and social responsibility through themes of health, relationships, and citizenship. PE promotes physical fitness, teamwork, and coordination via a range of sports and activities. Computing builds digital literacy and problem-solving through projects in programming, digital art, and emerging technologies. Design & Technology enhances practical skills and understanding of materials through mechanical systems, structures, and cooking projects connected to science and history. Pupils progressively build Spanish language skills to communicate confidently and appreciate cultural diversity. Music lessons focus on rhythm and expression, often enriching cross-curricular learning. Religious Education explores major world faiths, encouraging respect through study of beliefs, practises, and values across Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, and Hinduism.
Opportunities for cross-curricular learning are embraced throughout, enhancing pupils’ engagement and understanding across subjects.