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We joined a live lesson on BBC to tune in to Children in Need with Joe Wicks. The class had a right work out!
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In science we learnt about Gravity, which was discovered by Isaac Newton. It's a non-contact force that pulls objects towards the gravitational force of the Earth. We measured objects in mass and weight to see if there was a correlation between them using scales and Newton metres.
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Year 5 worked in small teams to matched the European countries to their flags and maps using an atlas for support.
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Today the Reading Ambassadors had their first meeting with Lisa from Tameside Libraries. They joined in on Zoom with other Reading Ambassadors in Tameside. They looked at the work produced in our library club this term.
Our next mission is to encourage children to make a Book Review.
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In OAA today with the sports coach, the class tested each others communication and trust through games.
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For anti-bullying week, the class joined a BBC live lesson and completed activities to learn about being kind and how to stand up against bullying.
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The children created their villain for their spy stories today and some of the villains were hot seated and interviewed. They gave interesting answers.
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Our amazing year 6s met at Dukinfield Cenotaph yesterday with our govenror Mr Moon to lay a wreath on behalf of our community. What excellent role models we have.
Well done to this week's superstars!
I hope you have all had a fabulous October holiday break and the children have been well rested – they’ve really impressed me so far this week! Our topic for Autumn 2 is “Can you crack the code to become a spy?”. The class received a mysterious briefcase that had a coded message inside it. The message contained a secret mission. Who could have possibly delivered it?
