Year 3 Newsletter 08.11.19

Living our Values

We are : Empowered by our Interculturalism

If you look carefully in the top right of this collaborative poster the children independently represented their home languages.

Upcoming Events

Well-Being

PSHE

This term we are "Celebrating people who persevere with a challenge."

Residential 

Please return the completed form by Friday 15th November. There is an information meeting for parents about the residential on Tuesday 19th November which will give you information about the trip.

Loi Kratong

We are looking forward to celebrating Loi Krathong on Monday. On this special day, our students may wear either normal school uniform, or else traditional Thai dress. The students in Y3 will be making krathongs to bring home or float in school.

Learning

Myths and Legends

This half term's learning will be based around Myths and Legends. If you would like to find out more please use this link:

https://patana.fireflycloud.asia/year-3/year-3-curriculum/term-1b-myths-and-legends

PE - Sports day

This week in PE lessons the children will be signing up for different events for Sports Day. In the first session all students will take part in ten events then after breaktime they will complete the activities they have signed up for.

Musical Opportunity

The Young Americans

International School Bangkok will be hosting workshops in music, dance and performance to students from 6 to 18 years old. The workshops are offering by the Young Americans on 25 – 26 January 2020. For more detail, please click here.

Library Information and Dates

Here are the main dates and events during Non-Fiction November

• Steve Swinburne (NF Author Visit for Year 2 – Year 6) : 11^th to 15^th November
• D.E.A.R. Drop, Everything and Read:  15^th November, between 10:15 and 10:30
• Whole School ‘Dress-Up’ Day: Friday 29^th November (Theme – Non-Fiction!)

Birthdays

Happy Birthday this week goes to:  

3F  Zen

3M Alicia

General Information

Nut free Primary School

For some children, any exposure to nuts is potentially very dangerous and can be life threatening. We do not allow any nuts to be brought into Primary. This includes snacks on school transport, birthday treats and food items brought in for any other special days. Some treats, such as macarons, contain hidden nuts. Please check the ingredients before sending into school. If snacks or birthday treats are found to contain nuts, we will contact you and either dispose of the food safely or ask you to collect and take back home.

Contacts