Class Three Burton Salmon Primary School

pupil highlights notes in his work book

Two girls look at a test tube as part of a chemistry lesson

Colourful wall display

Girl with blonde hair and smiles for the camera

Teacher talking to his class, some pupils have their hands in the air

Class 3 Timetable - Autumn 2021

Class 3 Newsletter - Autumn 2021

This term's topic is the 'Slave trade' and we will be linking this to geography, history and reading our class book 'Journey ...

Class 3 Timetable - Summer 2021

Class 3 Newsletter - Summer 2021

Here is Class 3's summer term newsletter, with lots of information about topics, subject learning, class reading and general housekeeping.

Class 3 Timetable - Spring 2021

Class 3 Newsletter - Spring 2021

This term we will be looking at the Maya civilization and their impact on history, geography, maths and art. We will be ...

Class 3 Timetable - Autumn 2020

Years 5 and 6 - End of Year Expectations

Please read these booklets offering information for parents and carers on the end of year expectations for children in Years 5 and ...

Class 3

Class 3 Newsletter - Autumn 2020

'We are Burton Salmon!' - Class 3 will be delving into the history of our fantastic school and local area as this ...

dissection of a pig's heart

Science demonstration

Mrs Newton has been teaching Science in Class 3 on a Thursday morning this term and yesterday they had a very exciting ...

Teaching Staff

Teacher(s):

Mr Bealey

Assisted by:

Miss Bowers

About Class Three

Welcome to Class 3 which comprises of year 4, 5 and 6 pupils.

In Class 3 we are passionate that every child should reach their potential in a challenging, enjoyable and supportive environment. Children are encouraged to always challenge themselves safe in the knowledge that they will be supported by their friends and our wonderful staff and will always have the opportunity to ‘have another go’.

Mr Bealey teaches in this class, supported by Miss Bowers as a teaching assistant. Mrs Ridler teaches for one day a week. Children are taught in many ways including whole class discussion, small groups and even individual learning where appropriate.

We aim to build on the subject knowledge obtained in Class 2 to further enhance every child's learning experience through practical learning wherever possible. We also begin to place more focus on increasing the children’s independence and responsibility both in terms of the work they produce in school as well as at home. We work hard to help children increase their emotional resilience and general life skills in order to make the transition to secondary school as smooth as possible.

We are also lucky enough to have other adults who help in the classroom. We have Mrs Hall who leads on PE, gardening and brings Twig, the school therapy dog to see us and Mrs Smith who teaches us French and Cookery.

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