Team Badgers (Year 3)

Our Year 3 class is called ‘Badgers’. We chose this name because a clan of badgers were known to be located in the field where the school was built. We think Year 3 is a vital year, where children develop more autonomy, independence and the confidence to explore their own interests and talents. 

Meet the Team

Class Teacher - Miss Rosenbach

Hello, I’m Miss Rosenbach, I am the class teacher in Team Badgers and I am very excited to get to know each and every one of you. In Year 3, we have lots of fun topics and experiences throughout the year including Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, rivers, volcanoes and many more! In year 3, we will also engage in new learning adventures, such as speaking in French and playing the ukulele in music. We have lots of wonderful texts to explore in our reading and writing lessons and I hope you will all enjoy our class reading corner which is full of a vast range of fantastic reading materials and authors. I enjoy many stories by Roald Dahl and David Walliams. Outside of school, I love to bake and go for long walks in the countryside. I look forward to an exciting year ahead, working really hard and having lots of fun!

Teaching Assistant - Mrs Wilson

Hi, I am Mrs Wilson. I am the Teaching Assistant in Team Badgers. I am really excited about the learning and fun we are going to have this year. I really enjoy creating artworks and exciting science investigations. My favourite author is Roald Dahl and I can't wait to share some of his stories with you. 

Our Approach to Learning

Year 3 is a year in school, where children really start to grow-up and become much more independent, as they transition from Key Stage 1 into Key Stage 2. In Team Badgers, it will be so important to us all to develop our independence, our resilience and our own ideas and interests within learning, to become the best we can possibly be.

In Key Stage 2, the curriculum consists of three core subjects and a variety of foundation subjects, some of which will be new to the children as they move from KS1.  During Year 3, we will develop our knowledge, skills and understanding in each of these subject areas, adding to the building blocks of learning already in place. 

Core subjects: Maths, English Science

Foundation Subjects: History, Geography, Art and Design, Design and Technology, Modern Foreign Languages, Computing, Music, PSHE, RE and PE.

It will be important for children in Team Badgers to be really secure in basic key skills: maths fluency, multiplication tables and using our phonics knowledge to spell. Practising these at home, will be crucial to support children’s learning to allow easier application in our daily learning.

Knowing how to be a successful learner will be key to tackling the challenges we will face in KS2. Developing our Streethay character traits throughout the year will be so important to our success:  resilience, curiosity, optimism, craftsmanship, empathy and eloquence.

Our classroom environment will continue to reflect the calm and nurturing experience, the children have had so far at Streethay, keeping the classroom minimal, homely and inspiring place for children to learn and grow.

The team will get to experience some new opportunities, such as; learning to play the Ukulele and speaking in French. 

In Team Badgers, we endeavour to develop good relationships between school and home, through shared dialogue and regular communication. We want you to feel involved in your child’s education and be part of our successful team. Go Team Badgers!

If you are a parent and have any questions or queries relating to your child’s learning, you are always most welcome to speak to Miss Rosenbach in person, through an arranged appointment via the office, or via the Famly app

We look forward to a brilliant year!