Y3 Newsletter 22.05.26

The children have been working hard on learning their timetables and were ready and excited for the Timestableathon. Thank you for sending in the sponsorship. All the money will be going to charity.

A note from the Principal

Upcoming events and dates for your diary

Wellbeing

Positive Behaviours - Positive Attitudes

Grief, Loss and bereavement

Over the next three weeks, our teachers will deliver three lessons on loss, grief, and bereavement as part of our Well-being (PSHE) curriculum.

Grief and loss are part of our lives, and so it is important to provide children with the skills they need to manage difficult feelings, to understand grief and to be able to support others. All materials will be very carefully chosen, and age appropriate.

Most importantly, if your child has experienced a significant loss or bereavement, recently or in the past, or if there is a family member or friend who is seriously ill, please contact your child’s class teacher. We can discuss with you whether it is appropriate for them to be in the lesson and be prepared to give them any additional support they may need.

Busking Day

IMPORTANT – A Great Opportunity for Young Artists!
Are you ready to share your creativity with the world?

We are excited to invite all students aged 6–16 to take part in the Mayors for Peace International Art Exhibition in Thailand 2026, organized by UNHCR Thailand, the Ministry of Interior, and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration.

Theme: “What Peace Means to Me”

This is your chance to express your ideas of peace through art and showcase your work alongside Thai, international, and refugee students, celebrating diversity and unity through creativity.

Selected artworks will be displayed in a special exhibition in Bangkok city centre this June, bringing together young artists from across Thailand.

Outstanding artworks will advance to the international exhibition in NEW YORK, where pieces from around the world will be showcased.

Submission Deadline: 31 May 2026

For more information, please follow the attached guideline.

Checking and labelling your child’s belongings

Parents often come into the Primary Office looking for their child’s belongings.

When personal items are clearly labelled, they can easily be returned to the owner.

Things are harder to return when they arrive in lost property without a label.

Please help by checking all items that are worn, or brought into, school by your child.

If you find any belongings that do not belong to your child, please send them back into school via the class teacher.

Children will sometimes take home the wrong hat, water bottle, PE kit and even school shoes.

Y3 Curriculum Term 2

Mighty Metals

We will be learning about Mighty metals.  If you would like more information about our curriculum please visit our Curriculum page here

Class Blogs

Please visit our class blogs to find out about our learning in each of the classes!

Click on the image below and it will take you to the blog pages.

Birthdays

Happy Birthday this week  goes to:

Rio 3S, Maya 3D and Parin 3B

General Information

PTG

Parent Partnership Workshop

Please use this link to catch up on any presentations you may have missed:

Parent Workshops & Presentations

Temporary Guardianship form

Temporary Guardianship Form - let us know if both parents are going away and leaving a student with a friend, nanny or a maid.

Important Contact Numbers