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Year 5 have started two new disciplines in PE this week: Gymnastics and Basketball! As always, they have impressed us with their skills, behaviour and ability. We are looking forward to seeing their progress as the weeks go by. Mrs Blomeleyt
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Year 5 received many awards this week! Headteacher's awards for fantastic progress in Maths and Handwriting. Good to be Green awards for beng Ready, Respectful and Safe, and amazing Mathletic certificates for achieving Platinum awards. Bronze certificates and badges were given to those children who have achieved 100 Star Points so far in Year 5! Brilliant work everyone! Mrs Blomeley
Welcome back to Spring Term in Year 5 where our topic will test the children's geographical knowledge of the world and make them aware of the impact of climate change. In our topic "Why should the world's rainforests matter to all of us?", we will learn about Greta Thunberg and her efforts to save our planet, as well as researching endangered animals via the WWF. Persuasive Writing is on the agenda in our English lessons, as well as reading the award winning novel "The Explorer" by Katherine Rundell, about four children who find themsel
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During their Spy topic, Year 5 worked extremely hard to perfect their Spy Narratives, which they wrote with Year 3 as their audience. They created spies, villains and suitable settings for their adventures to take place! Children from Year 3 enjoyed the story telling and they had the opportunity afterwards to identify the characters from the drawings that Year 5 had drawn! Thank you everyone for being such brilliant writers and listeners! Mrs Blomeley
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Year 5 enjoyed every minute of their Spy Day last Thursday! They all looked amazing in their spy outfits and started the day with a secret passcode to enter into the Spy Headquarters. ID cards with their fingerprints, practising spy moves and making their spy gadgets kept them busy! They even had chance to crack a few codes and solve some clues to reveal who was the Secret Agent in Key Stage 2! All of the class were brilliant spies and they finally revealed that the agent was none other than Mrs Keogh from Year 3, who delivered a reward for their hard work! As planned
Congratulations to our handwriting award winners this half term. I am impressed with your motor skills, letter orientation, joined writing and presentation.
Our winners are:
Nursery- Myles
Reception- Alfie
Y1- Rosie C
Y2- Eric
Y3- Aston
Y4- Olivia
Y5- Vincent E
Y6- Jacob A
It is lovely to see so many boys winning this time. Your wonderful work is on display outside Mrs Parker's room for all to see!
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Year 5 said their final goodbyes yesterday to Charles from the Jason Robinson Foundation! They have absolutely loved every minute of him teaching them since they have been in Year 5. Everyone has learnt new Rugby skills from Charles and they are going to miss him terribly. He is such a fantastic teacher! We presented a handmade card to him where all the class had written their personal thanks to him. A sad day for us all. Mrs Blomeley
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We said thank you and good bye to Charles yesterday. Our amazing coach and mentor from the Jason Robinson Foundation. We have been so lucky to have him at our school and he has inspired the next generation to work hard and show respect. We also got to our very first rugby final and our pupils now have a passion for rugby. We are so thankful.
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To link to Year 5's Spy Topic, the class used their amazing computing skills to create spies, villains and settings using Scratch! They helped each other with their coding expertise to make mini clips of their missions. Fantastic work and very impressive! Mrs Blomeley
