Today, Year 3 embarked on a barnstorming adventure into the local community to pick up litter and help clean up our local environment! The children were very excited to help with this endevour and one piece at a time, we can make our local area beautiful!
This week, Year 5 and 6 had a visit from Highwayman John Nevison, who was on the run from the constables and needed a safe place to hide for the day! He entertained the pupils with his amazing stories and taught them about the dangerous life of a highwayman in the 17th century. The pupils created some poetry, wrote letters and produced some wanted posters.
Once again, I’m donning my running shoes, together with my brother Michael, and attempting the challenging Sheffield Half Marathon on Sunday the 29 March to raise funds for our upcoming Music and Arts Festival in the summer term.
This year will be the third time we have brought together students from across the Trust to showcase their artistic and musical skills alongside community partners and professional artists. Take a look at the highlights from last year.
To make this happen again we need your support! If you could make a donation, however big or small, we can place music and the arts right at the heart of our mission to make ourselves, our community and our world a better place! And make the third Community Arts and Music Festival the best yet.
Recently, 3TE have been actively traversing around the classroom to solve a range of mathematical problems. Our mathematical movement has engaged our minds and worked our brains and ensured our mathematical abilities continue to expand, multiply, enlarge… and however many more mathematical synonyms for increasing you can think of!