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3E - Battersea Power Station

Welcome to 3E's Class Page

Class Teacher: Miss Ergal

Teaching Assistant: Barbara Watson

Our class is  named after Battersea, inspired by the famous Battersea Power Station in London. This iconic brick building, with its four tall white chimneys, once produced electricity for much of the city and is one of the world’s largest brick structures. Built in the 1930s, it supplied power for decades before closing in 1983. Today, it has been transformed into a vibrant hub with shops, restaurants, offices, and homes, while keeping its historic design.

Our Class Display

Reading Corner

2.12.25 - D&T Taste Test

2.12.25 - Trip to Asda

26.11.25 - Trip to Hackney City Farm

25.11.25 - Magnetic Enquiry

24.11.25 - Christmas hoops

20.11.25 - D&T Cooking - learning to cut, peel and grate

18.11.25 - Science experiment - Which material absorbs the most water?

14.11.25 - Children in Need

12.11.25 - Computing - Stop Frame Animation on the Ipad

11.11.25 - Scientific Enquiry: Do bigger leaves fall faster than small leaves?

10.11.25 - Rocksteady Workshop

4.11.25 - Science - Making a solar panel oven

3.11.25 - Home Project: To make a stone age home, village or Stonehenge using a range of recycled materials. Well done, 3E!

23.10.25- Thank you to Mr Oliver for teaching an amazing French lesson!

24.10.25 - Homework task - Fossils

22.10.25 - Circuit with GB Athlete Saffron Severn

15.10.25 - Art - Digital Painting

15.10.25 - Maths - using a compass

14.10.25 - Science - exploring different types of soil

10.10.25 - Music

7.10.25 - Science fossils

2.10.25 - Art

30.9.25 - Science rocks

29.9.25 - PE gymnastics

26.9.25 - VR Workshop Stone Age

25.9.25 - Art observational drawing

23.9.25 - Cricket with coach

15.9.25- Gymnastics

15.9.25 - History Stone Age

12.9.25 - Science experiment: How are igneous rocks formed?

11.9.25 - Maths Place Value

8.9.25 - PE Gymnastics

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