Many children initially said no. Education is a right and should not be given up. 

We then explored what climate change was and why some people think it is the most important issue. Some Year 3s already did thinks to help prevent climate change such as not using aeroplanes and not buying products with palm oil.

By the end of our discussion, some children believed a strike was an appropriate choice. Other children thought staying in school and using their education to prevent climate change was a better choice.

For more information, see the BBC Newsround webpage we looked at in school.

This week as outdoor learners, we made dens. We worked as a team to build waterproof dens out of sticks, string and tarpaulin. We had to be resilient as it was hard work, creative and kind to one another for the team to be successful.

As musicians, Y3E performed at the violin and drum concert, which went really well. It's amazing how quickly they have picked up the skills necessary to play the violin so well! Thank you to everyone who was able to come and watch. We hope that you enjoyed the performance.

This week in outdoor learning, the children did some square lashing and made Inuit houses.

Year 3's science experiment this week was exploring which liquids help plants grow the most. They are currently growing cress in water, orange, 7up, Coke Cola and Dr Pepper. Which do you think will help the cress grow the most? Who will win?

Here are their finished products.

Well dressing