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Year 5

Welcome to Year 5 

 

'I came that they may have life and live it to the full' (John 10:10)

 

Mrs Devine, Mrs Rigby and Mrs Johnson would like to welcome our Year 5 children and families to our class page. We will keep you informed of important events and our class work on this page.

Dates For Your Diary 

 

 

Back to School

Tuesday 2nd September

School Council Elections - Polling Day

Wednesday 10th September

Mission Day

Friday 12th September

Rivers Workshop

Monday 15th September

Feast Day Mass

Friday 19th September

Macmillan Coffee Morning & Hello Yellow

Friday 10th October

Harvest Festival

Non-uniform day (unwanted gifts)

Friday 17th October

Pupil Progress Meetings

Monday 20th October

Give Racism the Red/Blue Card

Break up for half-term 3pm

Friday 24th October

Science 

Dissolving

In science we invetsigated which materials were soluble and which were insoluble. We mixed each material with water observed what happened. We then grouped the materials depending on their solubility. 

Geography 

Rivers

Year Five welcomed Katie and Pauline from The Rivers and Canals Trust to take part in a workshop all about rivers and their features. We learnt about the upper course, middle course and lower course of the river. We also identified key featurs of a river such as the source, mouth, menader, oxbow lake, watefall, tributary, floodplain and human features such as bridges, ports and farmland. Our models were brilliant! 

British Values 

Democracy 

The children headed to the polling station this week to vote in the new school council for this year. The candidates were all very strong and it was a difficult decision. Well done to all those who put themselves forward and congratulations to our new Year 5 school councillors. 

Artwork

Frida Khalo

For our mission display, they children took inspiration from the famous artist Frida Khalo. The children used oil pastels and collage materials to create their own interpretations of her famous self-portraits. They did a fantastic job!

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