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  • Dosbarth Blossom (Y3 & Y4)

     Croeso i Dosbath Blossom Mrs Mapletoft

    Mrs Mapletoft

    Mrs Gauterin

    Miss Jones

    Welcome to Dosbarth Blossom's class page

    In Dosbarth Blossom, Mrs Mapletoft is our class teacher (Mon-Thurs) and Miss Walls covers all day on a Friday (as Mrs Mapletoft currently works part time). Mrs Gauterin is our class Teaching Assistant and Miss Jones will be covering forest school on a Wednesday morning. 

    Here on our class page you will find all of the important documents you need. If you would like to see our learning in action please join our class Seesaw to see what we have been up to recently. 

    General Information

    PE: Dosbarth Blossom will have PE every Wednesday. Children will need black joggers or shorts, a plain white top and plain black trainers or pumps. Please make sure your child's PE is clearly labelled. 

    Forest School: Dosbarth Blossom will be heading into the outdoors every Wednesday morning with Miss Jones our Forest School Teacher. Children will need need warm outdoor clothes and shoes that they don't mind getting wet and muddy every Friday. 

    Swimming :  Dosbarth Blossom will be swimming later in the year.  Information about this will be sent nearer the time.

    Seesaw   

    Please make sure you are part of our class Seesaw, we upload important information and messages and it is also a way for you to keep up to date with what we get up to in class. You will have been sent an email or a paper invitation to join our class Seesaw. 

    Below are some helpful videos and documents about how to use Seesaw and how your child can upload any homework they complete to Seesaw. 

    Click here to watch the video: Getting Started with Seesaw

    Autumn term – Celebrations 

    This term, our learning is centred around Celebrations — exploring how people celebrate themselves, others, their communities and cultures around the world. Children will develop a strong sense of identity and belonging while learning to appreciate diversity and the traditions that shape different groups of people.

    Humanities

    Children investigate identity, community, culture and beliefs. They will explore local traditions, Welsh celebrations, significant people and community events, as well as celebrations from around the world. This helps them understand how celebrations bring people together and what they reveal about shared values.

    Literacy

    Through the theme of celebrations, pupils will write personal profiles, recounts, biographies, invitations, posters, and information texts. They will also develop speaking and listening skills through presentations and discussions linked to our topic.

    Health & Wellbeing

    Children learn about identity, self‑esteem, teamwork and belonging. They will explore how celebrating achievements — their own and others’ — helps build confidence and respect for differences.

    Cymraeg

    Learners will practise talking about themselves, their interests and achievements in Welsh. They will learn vocabulary for celebrations and occasions, explore Welsh traditions, and take part in Welsh songs and greetings.

    Science & Technology

    Children explore light and sound through celebrations such as fireworks and Diwali lamps. They will investigate seasonal changes and use digital tools to research celebrations and create presentations or videos.

    Numeracy

    Maths learning links to celebrations through place value, number patterns, and real‑life problem solving using dates, events and number sequences. Children will compare and order numbers and work on addition and subtraction in meaningful contexts.

    Expressive Arts

    Pupils take part in celebration‑themed music, dance, crafts, drama, and performance. They will create decorations, explore cultural art forms and participate in role‑play linked to festivals and community events.

    RVE (Religion, Values & Ethics)

    Children learn why people celebrate, explore religious festivals such as Diwali, Eid, Christmas and Hanukkah, and compare beliefs and values across cultures. They will discuss similarities and differences respectfully.

     
     

    Homework

    Here you will find our Homework grids. Pupils are to complete 1 task from each box by Friday 23rd of October and a 2nd task from each box by Friday 18th December. You can submit Homework via seesaw or bring it into school.  

    Please click on the pdf at the bottom of this page for an electronic copy of our homework grid.

     

    Alongside the homework grids children also have logins for each of the following learning platforms. Please click on the links below to take you directly to the websites: 

    https://play.ttrockstars.com/auth/school/student/16026

    https://play.numbots.com/#/intro

    https://www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/

    https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/