In Jesus We Learn, Love and Grow together
Be the Good Soil Mark 4:1-20

Year 3J: Gallery

Poetry Reciting - November 25, by Mr Jolly

Date: 24th Nov 2025 @ 1:42pm

Today, the children learnt a Jamaican Poem. They then had to learn and perform the poem in Jamaican patois using lots of actions and expression. See the school website for the performance.

Bean Boost - November 25, by Mr Jolly

Date: 18th Nov 2025 @ 11:05am

The children made a mandala using clay and a variety of beans.

A mandala is a decorative picture which usually includes very complex designs.

The designs, which include a range of patterns and symbols, start from a central point, created in a cyclical image. The shapes are often geometric (decorated with lines and shapes) and recognisable.

The Walrus and the Carpenter, by Miss Healey

Date: 17th Nov 2025 @ 2:59pm

This week Year 5 began our poetry topic in English! We are studying The Walrus and The Carpenter by Lewis Carroll. Today we focused on performing the poem using our reading aloud skills and focusing on rhythm and rhyme with a few actions splashed in there!

Catalyst Museum, by Mr Jolly

Date: 13th Nov 2025 @ 4:38pm

In the morning, we had a workshop on rocks and fossils. Then, we had some free time to explore the gadgets in the gallery. In the afternoon, we had a workshop on light. 

Jodrell Bank - Year 5 - 12.11.25, by Miss Healey

Date: 12th Nov 2025 @ 3:46pm

Today we have the most amazing trip. We went to see the Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank. We learnt so much information about Earth, Space and the planets! We went on a virtual tour of space in the Space Dome which was mindblowing!

Whiteboard Animation - November 25, by Mr Jolly

Date: 12th Nov 2025 @ 11:42am

This week the children used an app called 'iMotion' to create an animation using a whiteboard and a pen. 

English in Nursery, by Mrs Andrews

Date: 7th Nov 2025 @ 3:57pm

In Nursery, we are always developing our communication, language, and literacy skills. We talk with our friends as we independently choose our learning, and every three weeks we explore a new topic book. We take part in activities such as retelling the story, creating story maps, and labelling pictures with our names.

We also enjoy making up our own stories and bringing them to life using musical instruments and actions. Throughout the classroom, there are plenty of opportunities for writing in all areas. Each week, we learn new vocabulary linked to our current topic.

3J School Council, by Mr Jolly

Date: 24th Oct 2025 @ 11:03am

Well done to all of the children who submitted their applications for the role of 3J's School Councillor. The children did really well to speak in front of their peers to explain why they wanted to be chosen.  

Congratuations to Helena for winning the class vote. 

3J Living, Loving and Growing Together, by Mr Jolly

Date: 14th Jul 2025 @ 11:35am

We started the day by singing some campfire songs. We then went outside and made dens and toasted marshmellows to make s'mores. In the afternoon, we made a postive afformation bracelet.

Frog releasing, by Mr Jolly

Date: 3rd Jul 2025 @ 2:27pm

EYFS Sports Day, by Miss Kyte

Date: 2nd Jul 2025 @ 4:18pm

A huge well done to all of the children who took part in the EYFS Sports Day. You were all fantastic! 

 

KS2 Sports Day, by Miss Kyte

Date: 2nd Jul 2025 @ 4:08pm

A huge well done to all of the children who took part in the Key Sage Two Sports Day. You were all fantastic! 

 

St Peter's Day 3J - June 25, by Mr Jolly

Date: 27th Jun 2025 @ 3:34pm

Year 3 had a fantasitc day celebreating St Peter's Feast Day. 

The frogs have grown up, by Mr Jolly

Date: 20th Jun 2025 @ 1:43pm

This week the froglets have developed lots and are now fully fledged frogs. We will release them next week. 

3J investigate pneumatic systems, by Mr Jolly

Date: 13th Jun 2025 @ 12:40pm

Creating 3D shapes - June 25, by Mr Jolly

Date: 6th Jun 2025 @ 11:11am

3J visit Blackpool - May 25, by Mr Jolly

Date: 22nd May 2025 @ 4:31pm

3J vistited the Sealife centre and then played a variety of beach games and activities. They also had the opportunity to go paddling. 

3J's Clay Sculptures - May 25, by Mr Jolly

Date: 16th May 2025 @ 12:42pm

Today, we turned our sketch of a sculpture into a 3D model. We learnt how to make individual pieces, put them together and add addition details/facial features with tools.  To join sections together, we needed to score and criss cross each section and wet one side with slip (clay and water mix) and press them together. We then smoothed out the creases. 

VE Day - May 25, by Mr Jolly

Date: 9th May 2025 @ 2:45pm

Today, we celebrated the 80th anniversary VE day.

 

 

Dissecting Flowers, by Mr Jolly

Date: 2nd May 2025 @ 10:55am

This week, we labelled flowers and the dissected them to identidy the parts. 

Sandwich packaging - April 25, by Mr Jolly

Date: 4th Apr 2025 @ 12:27pm

Stations of the Cross, by Miss Hulse

Date: 4th Apr 2025 @ 12:26pm

KS2 had a lovely reflective time completing our stations of the cross service. The children read prayers and were reminded about Jesus’ last journey before he died for our sins.  

KS2 - EGGTRAVAGANZA!, by Miss Hulse

Date: 4th Apr 2025 @ 8:20am

Well done KS2, your Eater eggs were EGGCELLENT!

Church visits - April 2025, by Miss Hulse

Date: 1st Apr 2025 @ 11:23am

We had a lovely church service this morning, thinking about forgiveness and the Easter story. We discussed if it is always easy to forgive in life and the children shared their thoughts on this. The children shared readings and read aloud some beautiful prayers that they had created.  

3J Tongue Twisters, by Mr Jolly

Date: 28th Mar 2025 @ 1:21pm

As a class we came up with the following tongue twisters. We then split off into small groups to perform them. 

Miss Boland bought a batch of big bouncy balls and those balls bounced as bouncy balls should bounce but the other bouncy balls didn't bounce as much as a bouncy, bouncy ball should bounce.

Mr M Jolly jumped onto a giant jellyfish that was as giggly as joyful jelly when the jelly was being jiggled. Then Mr Jolly jumped off the giant jellyfish into a giant pot of giggly, joyful, jiggly, jelly.

Who we are

We look to provide a safe, secure, stimulating Christian environment in which all our children feel happy and valued as individuals, and where they can learn and play to the best of their abilities, and therefore reach their full potential.

Where we are

St Peter's Church of England Primary School
Muriel Street,
Rochdale,
OL16 5JQ

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