What's On In 3/4

Curriculum Overview – Level 3/4

Throughout the year, students in Level 3/4 will engage in a range of learning experiences across the curriculum.

In Literacy, students will focus on:

Reading – questioning/comprehension - literal and inferred meaning, author’s purpose and synthesising information in non-fiction texts
Writing – information reports, free writes, poetry

In Mathematics, learning will include:

Place value-extending knowledge, including decimals
Multiplication and division
Statistics-collecting and analysing and recording data
Time-hours, minutes and seconds

Our Integrated Studies focus will be History, where students will learn about the arrival of the First Fleet and stories of convicts and their experiences.

In Wellbeing, students will continue to develop skills related to emotional regulation, positive relationships, resilience, and respect, supporting their overall wellbeing and ability to learn effectively.

Kitchen/Garden Program

We are very excited to be starting our Kitchen and Garden Program with Lauren.

The program will run fortnightly.

KITCHEN ODD week: 3/4A

KITCHEN ODD week: 3/4B

KITCHEN EVEN week: 3/4C

KITCHEN ODD week: 3/4D

We would love to have some wonderful volunteers join us whenever possible. Please keep an eye out for the volunteer roster on Compass, where you can add your name to a session that suits your availability.

ALLAMBEE CAMP 2026

Level 3/4 had an exceptional experience at Allambee Camp. Throughout the camp, students were kept actively engaged in a wide range of challenging activities designed to build confidence and strengthen teamwork skills.

They took part in exciting experiences such as the giant swing, flying fox, billy carts, vertical challenge, hut building, and campfire cooking, where they made damper. It was wonderful to see every student enthusiastically participating and embracing each activity with energy and positivity.

We are incredibly proud of our Level 3/4 students for the way they represented Whitehorse Primary School. They demonstrated outstanding behaviour, teamwork, and resilience, and truly did us proud.

A huge thank you to all staff and volunteers who came to support the students and made it a very successful time at camp!

Here is a poem that perfectly depicts our time at camp and all the emotions felt:

Edward’s poem-Allambee Camp

All campers pumped for the journey ahead.

Little mosquitos sucking up people’s blood.

Lovely green hills and mountains at every turn.

Amazing archery arrows flying everywhere except the target!

Massive giant swing, swinging from side to side.

Bumpy billy carts racing down the steep hill.

Exciting activities all day long - it seemed to go on forever.

Endless delicious food – no need to be hungry!

Crazy flying fox, gliding from point A to point B.