Success for all …because every child is a star!

We are thrilled to welcome Year 3JM to the best class ever, where warmth and happiness are at the heart of everything we do.

In our classroom, there is a constant buzz of learning, as we strive to make every child's unique star shine. We believe in prioritising health and well-being, ensuring that every child feels loved, valued, supported, challenged, and encouraged to grow and develop.

Our goal is to nurture caring, democratic, responsible, and accepting individuals who will continue to thrive and make positive contributions to our future society. We can't wait to embark on this exciting journey together!

Mrs. Jones will teach you on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning, Mrs Miller will teach you Thursday afternoon and Friday.  As well as this, both Miss Allan and Mrs. Treloar will be working with you.

Throughout the year, we have so many amazing things planned for you. I know you will all work extremely hard to reach your full potential and achieve all of your goals. There will be lots of challenges but I know you will have lots of fun and enjoy all the wonderful rewards. 

Keep coming back to our class page for our weekly news updates and photographs of our work and activities.

Children's Champions 2025-2026

After submitting applications to Gemma our Family Support Worker, 3 of the children in our class were chosen for this special job. Well done Ella, Bea and Jayden! You will be a great support to your peers with this very important role.

Pupil of the week 14.11.25

Joy has been a great addition to our class. She is a good friend, super sensible and very hard working. Joy has been making excellent progress in her Maths work. Adam is also a great member of our class. He always contributes to lessons and gives 100% in everything. Well done!

Week Beginning 06.11.2025

Today Eve from Alive Church came along to help us with our R.E and explain the meaning of water in the Christian faith.

We also look at the 100 years of Remembrance and made a poppy display ready for the 11th November.

Pupil of the Week 24.10.25

Victoria has settled really well into our class and really tries hard with her work. Joel always gives 100% in all lessons and is an excellent role model to others. Well done!

Harvest Festival 17.10.25

Thank you to everyone that came along to school to see us perform our song 'Let's harvest'. The children were brilliant and sung beautifully.

Week Beginning 13.10.25

Last week, we visited the Great North Museum and took part in a Stone Age workshop where we learnt all about how fossils are made and got to see lots of amazing artefacts. We have also been continuing our work on Newspaper Reports and have written our insightful newspaper articles all about a unique sea species which suffocated on a Cornish beach.

Sierra and Abel got pupil of the week this week. Abel was pupil of the week because he shows such enthusiasm in all of his lessons and always contributes something amazing in class discussions. Sierra got pupil of the week for being independent in every lesson and always trying her best in everything she does! 

Week Beginning 29.09.25

This week, in Gymnastics, we have worked with a partner and created symmetrical and asymmetrical balances. We practised creating movements with extension and changed levels in our sequence of movements. As well as this, we have produced some amazing writing in English based around the text Stone Age Boy. We have concentrated on using a variety of openers, including prepositional phrases. Well done Year 3J, we have been super impressed!

Pupil of the Week 19.09.2025

Our first Pupil of the Week went to Ro and Oliver. Ro has showed so much enthusiasm towards her learning and has shown an interest in all of our new topics. Ollie has been a super role model and has had a great start to Year 3. Well done!!

Week Beginning 15.9.25

The children became geologists in Science and investigated which rocks were permeable or impermeable. Using our results they were able to decide which rock would be the best material to make a roof out of. 

Week Beginning 01.09.25

The children have had a fantastic time during Art Week. They have been learning about a local artist called Charlie Rogers, who painted pictures depicting areas around Gateshead and Newcastle, he was particularly fond of painting Saltwell Park! Charlie grew up in Gateshead and even lived in Westborne Avenue, minutes away from our school. Brian Ratkin, an artist who owns the local art gallery, came in to talk to the children about Charlie Rogers. The children also visited an exhibition of Charlie Rogers' artwork in Gateshead Library.