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We can’t believe that next week is the last of this term!

To celebrate our topic this term we are going to have an Ugly Bug Ball.

A ParentMail message went out last week asking for old plain t-shirts. We are going to make costumes and food, and dance like insects on Friday. Please make sure that the T-shirt is old as we will be decorating it!!

If you have balloons or anything else that could decorate our classrooms we’d really appreciate it  – Thank you!!

This week we have begun our online-maths activities.

Your teachers will set you tasks to do at home on a tablet or computer. You can ask your parents / siblings for help if you need it.

After you have completed the tasks set you’re able to log on and compete through ‘live mathletics’ with other pupils from around the world. It is one of the best ways at learning number bonds and improving the speed at which you can recall facts.

The king of Mathletics for this week is: Harry Clements (Badgers Class)

The queen of Mathletics for this week is: Milli-Grace Spencer-Rogers (Otters  Class)

Well done 🙂

Mathletics should now be up and running again.

Pupil logins have been stuck in your child’s homework diary on the back page.

This is a great resource to support your child at home.

You can access Mathletics on a computer, laptop and a tablet.

Each week we will be adding new tasks and we will be checking to see who our Mathletics champions of Year 5 are!

http://uk.mathletics.com/

If you have any issues or questions please speak to your class teacher.

Thanks for your continued support.

Year 5 team.

As preparation for our next topic unit Making The News (Term 2) could we kindly ask you to collect as many examples of local and national newspapers, as well as consumer and interest magazines (appropriate to the age of your child).

Thanks for your continued support.

Year 5 team.

Well done to everyone that is reading and recording on their bookmarks for Buster’s Book club. Who can take the KS2 trophy this week,Willow or Maple?

Just a polite reminder that you should be reading a minimum of 4 times a week at home.

We celebrated World Space Week in Science this week.

In groups we chose a planet that we wanted to research and created a persuasive argument why our chosen planet should be chosen next for human exploration. We then presented our findings to the class and selected the most persuasive argument as the winner.

Thanks for your continued support.

Year 5 team.

Curriculum Overview

Please find attached the curriculum overview for this year.  If any of you have a particular talent that you would like to share with us that relate to any of our topic, please don’t hesitate to contact your class teacher. 

 

Harvest Festival –

Wednesday 4th October. 9.30am

Our celebration will take place at St. Nicholas church.  We would love to see you there and if anyone would like to help us walking over, please let your class teacher know.

All donations gratefully received.  Please no perishables.

Thank you for your continued support,

Year Three Teachers