Year 3 had a fantastic time at our recent trip to the CLC for a 'Pirate Day!'

Lucy Wood in Year 3 raised money and very kindly donated this to St Anthony's Primary School in Kenya.

Children from Class One with books they bought with the money.

Well its that time of year again, Years 3 and 4's Christmas production was a great success.

Ready to go on stage...

KS2 children were invited to Whickham Library to see the author, Bob Hartman.

We are proud to present an exhibition of art painted by the pupils of St Mary's Primary School.

MONDAY 18th and TUESDAY19th MAY

Viewing sessions from 2.45pm to 6pm, Monday( last admission 5.30pm)
and 8.45am to 9.30pm Tuesday
50p entrance fee which will include refreshments and a free raffle.
Please use the main entrance.

Year 3 make their First Reconciliation.

A fantastic effort was made by KS2 on Wednesday 25th March, spurred on of course by Nora and Frank!

Children from Years 2,3,4,5 and 6 had a very exciting Monday afternoon at Gateshead CLC!

Year 3 have settled in really well to their new class with Mrs Joyce and Mrs Pomeroy.

Mrs Joyce teaches in Year 3

Year 3 represented Gateshead in the the finals of the Yr 3 Tennis Challenge at the Puma Centre in Sunderland.

Congratulations to all the children of our three parishes who made their First Reconciliation this week.

Children in Year 3 have been very busing learning about Rocks and Weather around the World.

What a busy term we have had! We loved learning all about the Romans and enjoyed a trip to a Roman fort and the theatre to learn more about them.

On June 16th the children in Year 3 along with Kate and Laura Kelly,Scarlet Colligan and Daniel Graham went to our Parish Church of St. Mary's to make their First Holy Communions.

Once again Dr Maths organised a Maths Trail in Newcastle. This year it was along the Quayside and some of the children from KS2 accompanied by parent helpers had to follow the trail and solve the puzzles. This event is to show the chldren that maths is important in our everyday lives, not just in lessons at school.

Click here to read some of the thoughts about the trail from children in Year 3 and Year 4.

On June 4th, the first day back after the holidays, the children in Year 3 will be visiting Gateshead Nurseries at Lobley Hill. Our science topic is 'How plants grow well' so Stephen Peareth is going to show us how he prepares and grows all the beautiful plants that are displayed throughout the Borough. After a picnic lunch we are going to be shown round Watergate Park by one of the Wardens. We are going to walk there and back so we should be tired but fit when we get back to school. Watch this space for photos after the visit.

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Year 3 are preparing to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on March 14th. Their Catechists, Mrs McMillan, Miss Hawthorne, Mrs Rix, Mrs Airey, Mrs Cunningham, Mrs Welch and Mrs Stephenson have been working really hard together with the children to be ready for their special celebration. They are sharing the service with Year 3 children from St Philip Neri School, Dunston and the service will be held in Immaculate Heart Church in Lobley Hill. Fr Humble will lead the service and Jack, Harry and Joseph are going to read the Bidding Prayers. Stephanie, Alex and Megan are reading a poem called 'Upside Down' which is about how Jesus turned the world upside down when He died on the Cross to save us.
Year 3 will make their First Holy Communion on June 16th at 10am.
Just a short entry to say thank you to the 'Friends' for our Adventure Play Trail. Year 3 absolutely love it.

We really enjoyed ourselves at The CLC in Heworth where we worked on The Romans and The Planets.

Congratulations to the team of boys and girls from Year 3 who competed in this competition at St Thomas More School on 24th January 2007

Year 3 have had a great time learning about the Romans this term. To help our studies we visited the Roman Fort at Arbeia, South Shields. In the morning we learned about the Festival of Saturnalia and made cards to celebrate the day with the greeting " Io Saturnalia". This day is dedicated to the God Saturn and it was the time when the slaves and the masters swopped places.
Ikenna and Luisa were crowned as King and Queen for the day.
After lunch we had a chance to dig with correct archaeological tools and found some buried treasure and artefacts. We had a great day and really enjoyed ourselves and we thought Arbeia was a really excellent Fort.

Then we had a visitor from the Young Enterprise Organisation who taught us all about History for the day. The Topics we covered were The Romans, The Tudors and The Victorians. We did lots of lovely activities and had a smashing day.

After Christmas we are going to try to complete a project of our own choice on an aspect of the Romans.