Welcome to Year 5!

In Year 5 we have two classes - Empire & Ruben Class:

EMPIRE CLASS

Class Teachers: Mrs S Wade (Art & DT subject lead M/T and W) and Mr C Mulville (Th/F)

Teaching Assistant:  Mrs M Waller

RUBEN CLASS

Class Teacher: Mrs K Armstrong (English subject lead)

Teaching Assistant: Mrs V Spice

English Leader Release Time (Every other Tuesday) for Mrs K Armstrong

PPA for both teachers every other Tuesday

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Welcome to Year 5... 

You are now beginning your journey in Upper Key Stage 2 and it is time to shine!

Year 5 is all about working hard and having fun  We are excited about the learning we have planned throughout the year and know it will be a lot of fun!  We want to make sure you shine with confidence in your own abilities and that you develop your independence and resilience towards your own learning.

Let our journey begin ....

Look at what we got up to last year!

Handy, fun websites with extra learning:

If you want to get moving and learning at the same time, have a go at this on the BBC website:

 https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/ks2-english-relative-clauses-with-max-harvey/z4ndvk7

Port Lympne Reserve have a great booklet for both Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 children to complete.  Use the link below to access your copy for a bit of informative fun about the animals they look after.

file:///N:/Downloads/ks1-2_education-pack_port-lympne-reserve%20(1).pdf

Reading:

Year 3 to Year 6 – Read for 30 minutes a day.

Times table Work:

Year 5 - Go on Time table Rockstars for 20 minutes a day to consolidate your times table knowledge

Year 5 Online Learning Opportunities

Click on the subject below to take you to the Online Learning:

Maths

English

Science

Geography

History

Art

HOMEWORK:

To ensure the children are reaching their attainment, it is important that they are completing the following homework on a regular basis:

1. Read at least 20 mins at least 3 times a week and log this in your contact books.  Regular reading builds on your vocabulary skills.

2. When you have finished reading, please write a book review as this will help with your comprehension skills.

3. Practise timetables as often as you can.  Timetables are the basic Mathematical skill needed to support your learning.

4. Practise your spellings.  Spellings are a key part of your writing.  Poor spelling can make your work less cohesive.