Welcome to Year 5/6’s Class Page!

We are excited for the new school year. Visit again soon to find out more about our learning for the term ahead and some of the exciting wow moments that we have planned.

Our class teacher from September is Mrs Middleton.

Picture children growing up, finding their wings and stretching them. Our children are inspired in Y5/6 to confidently take more and more responsibility for themselves and for helping younger children. Our oldest children are the role models for the rest of the school through the way they work and play and care for each other.

Our oldest children are warmly nurtured as they look ahead to taking the step up to secondary school, given the support they need to thrive and given the skills to grow beyond that support as they start to become independent young people.

Our children are skilfully enabled to achieve their very best and to achieve well in the national tests they are challenged to do at the end of Y6; they are equipped with the skills to tackle anything that comes their way, knowing that they have successfully conquered so many things already.

Our young people learn in Y5/6 how to start to become their own unique selves, to learn, to share, to create, to perform, to care about each other and our world.

Term 1

Y5 and Y6 hit the ground running with our rich curriculum. In RE we studied Hinduism. It was interesting to understand different beliefs and traditions together with understanding Hindu symbols.

For Wellbeing we have started our Wellbeing home board, where we have an array of different pets photographs from home, above the whiteboard. We are fortunate to be based near to the PE field, so in September and October we had 'Brain breaks' and Golden Time as rewards for all of the children's hard work. 

In PE we have covered a wealth of topics already, which has been fun. From basketball, netball and dodgeball. Oak class always put 100% in our sports activities.

In maths, we have covered place value to millions and addition/subtraction. We have been studying our timetables daily together with Rapid Recall which revises Mental Maths and Roman Numerals. 

English and Guided Reading have been so interesting. We focused on a text called 'The Dam'. The children created such a fabulous double spread setting description. In Guided Reading we have used a selection of different genres to cover a multitude of information and different types of questions.

Art with Mrs Watts has been stunning, creating some fantastic Space pictures - currently decorating our classroom wall. Geography has been so interesting too - collating data and creating Pie charts regarding Local Fieldwork.

The first eight weeks, Oak class have worked hard with their handwriting and presentation and we are very proud of them all.