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Welcome to Middle Phase 2016 - 2017

Ermin

Malmesbury

Ridgeway

Creative Curriculum

We follow the Cornerstones creative and thematic curriculum, based on the 2014 National Curriculum. Please visit the Curriculum tab to find out more about the philosphy behind Cornerstones.

Below is a link to the topics that we will be covering in Year 3 and 4 this year. We plan these topics on a two year cycle.

Year 3 Curriculum Projects and Year 4 Curriculum Projects

Our topics this year will be:

Term 1: Flow

Term 2: Traders and Raiders

Term 3: Scrumdiddlyumptious

Term 4: Heroes and Villains

Term 5: Misty Mountain

Term 6: Urban Pioneers

Below the Weekly Blog, you will find a topic web for each term.

Homework

Please read with your child every day and sign their homework diaires to show they have read. This will help us to know when your child's book needs to be exchanged.

Please ensure that your child practises their spellings in their spelling books. A list of suggestions are available at the front of their red spelling books as to how to make learning spellings a little more exciting! It is essential that your child also knows how to spell the words on the Y3/4 Statutory Spelling List, which is also at the front of their spelling books. Spelling books are given out on a Friday and must be returned by the following Friday so that new spellings can be stuck into their books.

Maths homework will be set by your child's maths teacher. By the end of Year 4 children need to know all of their times tables up to 12 x 12 so please make sure that they practise these at home too.