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Year 5 2025-2026 Blog

Our Dancing Superstar!

 Huge congratulations to Matilda who took part in The European Summit Championship dance competition in Portugal. She achieved a silver medal for their outstanding performance. We are all so very proud of your achievements!


BBF vs Greenfield

Our Year 5 and 6 football team played against Greenfield in the round of 16 yesterday winning the match 12-0 meaning that they progress to the quarter finals! They showed great teamwork and sportsmanship throughout. Player of the match goes to George for his fantastic goal keeping skills! Thank you to the cheerleading club who also came out to support the boys! Well done everyone, you did us proud! 


Nerf Fest

Friday was the girls turn to take part in Nerf fest! I'm not sure whether the girls or Miss Mainprize enjoyed taking part more! Well done to everyone who took part! 


Glow Dodgeball Festival

It was fantastic to see our Year 5 and 6 pupils take part in the glow dodgeball festival last week. They showed fantastic throwing, dodging and catching skills and even better teamwork throughout. Well done everybody! 


Flow art with zen doodling

Year 5 have been studying letters and word art with a focus on flow art and zen doodling, using water colours. They look super creative and colourful!


Music

In music, year 5 worked in groups to compose a body percussion pattern to accompany either Lush Life or Believer. They will continue this in the next few music lessons until they're able to confidently perform in front of their class. 


Cricket Finals

Huge congratulations to our KS2 pupils for achieving 2nd place in the Cheshire cricket finals. They were outstanding under coach Noah. Some superb bowling, many 6s were hit and great team work supporting each other. They do progress to further tournaments in Cheshire and represent Tameside. We couldn't be prouder. Man of the Tournament was Harry - we normally don't allow him to hit so hard in school as he loses our tennis balls. Today we let him loose and he nearly hit the windows of houses surrounding the ground. Very impressive. Well done. 


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