Year 5 & 6 Class News

5/6 S Certificate Celebration

Posted on Friday 09 October 2020 by Mrs Hogarth

Year 5/6 S have had a great week. The children have worked hard at creating a persuasive piece of writing, they’ve created classification keys about leaves and they have completed some comparative work about the UK and Bolivia. What a busy week!

This weeks certificate winners are…

For great learning…

Maisie- you have worked so hard to improve the presentation of your handwriting – well done!

For sport and physical activity…

Charlie H- for demonstrating excellent fielding skills in kickball this week – well done.

For living and learning…

Lily- you are a dedicated and hard working member of Year 6 and you are a great role model. Super!

Well done everyone!

Certificate Celebration 

Posted on Friday 09 October 2020 by Mr Lindsay

Harry for demonstrating outstanding tactics in our team game. 

Leiyah for a fantastic homework project promoting her brand new cereal. 

Ella for dicussing her feelings maturely and showing gratitude to others. 

Science – leaf classifying

Posted on Wednesday 07 October 2020 by Mrs Hogarth

Year 5 and 6 have continued to work on classification keys this week. They were looking at a range of leaves from British trees and plants and initially had to identify them. Following their discussion work, they then created their own classification keys using scientific questions, that other children could use to sort and identify leaves. The children did a great job of using their scientific vocabulary. We are now leaf experts!

5/6B Certificate Celebration

Posted on Friday 02 October 2020 by Mr Freeman

Here are our certificate winners for this week. Welcome to the door of fame!

For great living and learning skills…

Joe – You always listen and respond to others appropriately. Your listening skills are fantastic and you are a fantastic role model for our living and learning statement this week. Well done, Joe!

For sport and physical activity…

Nathan – Your enthusiasm and determination in PE is something we should all work towards. Keep up the good attitude, Nathan!

For great learning…

Grace – Throughout our subtraction learning, you have shown brilliant resilience. You began with being quite unsure of this learning, to being a very confident, active and responsive learner – your hand is always up! Great work, Grace!

Super Cereal Homework 5/6S

Posted on Friday 02 October 2020 by Mrs Hogarth

I’ve been blown away this week by the amazing homework that the children have created – they’ve certainly got their creative juices flowing. They have obviously enjoyed making and tasting their own cereal recipes – I got very hungry looking at all the photos. Thank you to all the parents for sending the homework via email – it’s great to know that you’re supporting the children with their learning at home. It’s been an absolute pleasure to do homework review today. Well done parents and children!

 

 

5/6 S Certificate Celebration

Posted on Friday 02 October 2020 by Mrs Hogarth

Year 5/6 S have had another fabulous week. We have been completing our cereal boxes, sorting and classifying sweets and even doing PE in the pouring rain!

This weeks certificate winners are…

For great learning…

Dasha- you have challenged yourself to be an active learner and you join in well in all lessons now.

For sport and physical activity…

Lucy- you demonstrated enthusiasm and skill in PE this week and you helped others when they needed it – thank you.

For living and learning…

Charlie G- you are a great role model in my class and you show respect to all your peers and adults.

Well done everyone!

Homework: make your own cereal

Posted on Friday 02 October 2020 by Mr Lindsay

The Year 5/6 staff are entirely impressed with the creative homework attempts this week. Kellogg’s and Nestle will be on the phone shortly. 

Sweet Science!

Posted on Wednesday 30 September 2020 by Mrs Hogarth

Year 5/6 have been creating their own classification keys this week about sweets. They generated questions based on the similarities and differences between the different types of sweets. The concept of a classification key came from Carl Linnaeus, who created a system of classifying plants and animals, called Systema Naturae. He put them into the groups that are still used today. He classified things according to their similarities and differences.

5/6B Certificate Celebration

Posted on Friday 25 September 2020 by Mr Freeman

Another great week goes by in 5/6B. Here are our certificate winners for this week:

For great living and learning skills…

Hannah –  You always show a responsible attitude to your learning. You are the first in the classroom with your learning book open to complete a task. You are always ready and you are prepared to take a safe risk by putting your hand up. You are a fantastic role model to all pupils – keep it up!

For sport and physical activity…

Chelsea – You showed good knowledge of being tactical during our PE games this week. You are a great team player who is always looking for ways to improve and develop. Well done, Chelsea!

For great learning…

Daniel T – You are always responsible and reflective with your learning. You manage to complete all tasks required, you respond to feedback appropriately and you are always active within the classroom. Super stuff, Daniel!

5/6 S Certificate Celebration

Posted on Friday 25 September 2020 by Mrs Hogarth

Year 5/6 S have had another great week. They’ve had a busy week designing and creating cereal boxes, using relative clauses in their writing and classifying animals in Science. It’s been another tough decision this week to choose my certificate winners.

This weeks certificate winners are…

For great learning…

Paige- you are joining in so much more in lessons now and putting a lot of effort into all your learning. Well done and keep it up.

For sport and physical activity…

Alfie – you always join in PE with energy and enthusiasm and you always have a smile on your face. Well done!

For living and learning…

Jessica- you contributed so well during the lessons this week. You gave some great examples of which 8Rs you use in your learning.

Well done everyone!

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