1. YEARS 3 INFORMATION EVENING
YSGOL IAU TON PENTRE
YEARS 3 INFORMATION EVENING
Dydd Iau, Medi 22nd
Striving for Success
Trwy Ymdrech Daw Llwyddiant

2. Head Teacher: Mr I Evans
Ian

3. Deputy Headteacher: Mr Roberts Y5
Class Teachers
Mrs Roberts Y3
Mrs J Jones Y3
Mrs Pugh Y4
Miss Barnard Y4
Miss Burton Y5/ Ms L Jones Y6
Ian

4. HLTA: Mrs Hughes
Clerk: Mrs Gwyn
Caretaker: Mr Gilbert
Cleaner: Mrs Davies

5. Lunchtime Supervisors:
Lunchtime Staff
Catering Staff:
Mrs. Chick (Cook)
Mrs Davies (Assistant Cook)
Mrs Evans (Kitchen Assistant)
Lunchtime Supervisors:
Mrs Morgan / Mrs Stoddart/ Mrs Tutton/ Miss Evans/ Mrs Lewis/ Ms Bargewell

6. Learning Support Assistants
Year 3
Learning Support Assistants
Mrs G Morgan
Mrs M Leech
Miss A Evans

7. Year Group Information
50 pupils in the year group.
The morning sessions are devoted to Mathematics and English.
Welsh, PE, RE and theme based subjects are taught in the afternoon.
Emily

8. Term Dates – See calendar on the website
Breakfast Club am
School Hours- 8.50am – 3.15pm
Term Dates – See calendar on the website
Dosbarth Dafydd- Mrs Roberts Year 3
Dosbarth Gruffydd Mrs Jones Year 3
Moyra

9. Cornerstones’ Curriculum
Lower School
Autumn Term
Wild Wood
Spring Term
Off with her head
Summer Term
Global Gourmet/ Travel agents
Science and Design and Technology
Welsh – Helpwr Heddiw
Emily - Laura

10. Home Task Dinner Money – Envelopes essential !
Literacy Booklet
Numeracy Booklet – support leaflet available on the moodle
Learning Logs - to carry out themed research
Reading – please return books on allocated days
School Moodle/ Website - Class Page links
Dinner Money – Envelopes essential !
Educational Visits- Letters will be sent out as and when required
Moyra

11. End of Year Assessments
Teacher Assessment
Statutory National Numeracy and Literacy Tests
Basic Numeracy Screening
York Reading
NFER Spelling
Emily

12. Technology
The school has invested a large amount of money on new technology.
All classes have four desk top computers and a c touch board.
We have two class sets of laptops and one class set of i-pads.
These resources are to enhance and develop pupils skills in ICT and in line with the new ‘Digital Competence Framework’
Laura

13. School Council, Eco-Council, E safety committee, JRSO’s and RR reps
PE Kit is essential- Can be left in school or brought in every Monday
Extra-Curricular Activities- 3.15pm- 4.15pm
Rugby
Choir
Football
Mi Little Pad
Tip Tops dance
Letters have been sent home this evening confirming after school clubs and the days they will take place.
Moyra

14. Most essential life skill, at Ton a partnership approach is taken.
Reading
Most essential life skill, at Ton a partnership approach is taken.
Children will read every day in school.
Reading Range: Guided Reading
Scheme Books
Shared Reading
Independent Reading
Silent Reading
Own books
All your children will be given a reading day. On this day your child will be read with and the book will be changed when necessary.
A partnership between parents, children and school
Emily

15. How can you help your child at home?
Mathematics
How can you help your child at home?
Pupils participate in daily maths sessions which consist of number, geometry, data, measures, reasoning and algebra.
Some skills are applied across the curriculum, giving pupils opportunities to use them in other subjects e.g. science, geography etc.
Some of the skills pupils find difficult are time, money and measures (weighing). This is where we need you!!!!!
Emily

16. We all hope that you have found this evening to be useful
We all hope that you have found this evening to be useful. See you all on Parent Consultation Evenings which will be held in November in this hall. Hwyl fawr!