Hall of (home learning) Fame
Hey everyone
Welcome back to another very special edition of the Hall of (home learning) Fame #HoHLF!
Before we start, have you checked out the Y5,6 Quiz of the Week. It’s on the class news section and was posted on Friday 15 May (and every Friday before that). This family enjoyed it…

Check it out and let us know how you got on!
Well done to these awesome people who’ve sent in some home learning to me recently…
Check out this awesome trick shot.
Congratulations, you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame #HoHLF.
Our next entrant has been super busy again. He fed the baby goslings at Chippies Quarry.

Made some delicious buns.

And, learnt all about coastal erosion.

Congratulations, you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame #HoHLF.
Our next entrant has been learning how to sow.

And, super impressively, has been making mask adaptors for the NHS – what an awesome thing to do!

Congratulations, you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame #HoHLF.
Our final entrant for the day, Dylan, made his own fact file about space – well done!

Congratulations, you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame #HoHLF.
Stay tuned for more entrants into the highly prestigious (what does that word mean?) Hall of (home learning) Fame.
Send photos to your class teacher’s email address accompanied by #HoHLF. Terms and conditions apply*.
*Terms and conditions: you must send a picture to be entered into the Hall of (home learning) Fame. Winners will be posted on this section of the website and will receive their prize as soon as they read it. The prize is a virtual high five from the Year 5,6 team.
Y5,6 Quiz of the Week
Hello again everyone
We hope you’re all managing to stay happy and healthy. The quiz of the week is back (sorry it’s a little later than planned) with even more special guests and a little bit of me. Hope you enjoy it – let me know your thoughts!
Home learning: maths
Good morning.
Mr Lindsay’s maths problem from yesterday caused a challenge for some people – it totally bamboozled some people’s brains. However, Freya and Lilia have completed the task and have sent me a photo to show how proud they are. Well done to those people who demonstrated resilience yesterday – one of our 8R’s.


Year 5/6 Living and learning
It sounds like lots of you are enjoying Mr Freeman’s living and learning lesson from today. I have already been sent some photos of the posters you are creating. They have some great ideas about the importance of money and what you can do with your money. They are very bright and colourful too.


The Book of Hopes
The Book of Hopes: Words and Pictures to Comfort, Inspire and Entertain Children in Lockdown

I recently came across this amazing collection of short stories, poems, pictures and other things. It’s completely free and contains the works of over 100 famous authors and illustrators including Michael Morpurgo and Jacqueline Wilson.
There’s a range of things to read (in terms of content and difficulty) but each text has been specifically chosen to give children some hope in what is a strange time. The texts are engaging, funny and heart-warming. I definitely recommend checking this book out and reading some as a family.
Although most of the texts seem to be aimed at KS2, many of them could definitely be read to younger children, too. For some of our older children, the texts might not be very challenging. But, that’s OK, too. The point of these texts is about how they make us feel and what we learn.
Enjoy!
Trick shot challenge
For those of you who are proud owners of a trampoline – this might be something that you want to try yourself. I certainly wont be having a go at this, it looks far too dangerous for me! Well done Ava!
Quiz of the Week
It’s back. And, this time, there’s an even bigger budget! Check out the video here.
Play along with your family, or against your friends, and have some fun!
As always, let me know what you think – it would be great to get some pictures of you playing along.
Happy quizzing!
07 May 2020: Hall of (home learning) Fame
Hello everyone
Welcome back to another edition of the Hall of (home learning) Fame #HoHLF – are you chanting? I think here some people!
Today, we have a mix of learning and trick shots (insert audience ‘wooooooo’ noise here).
So, here goes…
We start with an incredible trick shot.
Awesome work – you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame. Congratulations!
Lucy sent in some methods she has to stay calm:

Well done, Lucy – you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame. Congratulations!
Molly also sent in some tips for staying calm:

Well done, Molly- you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame. Congratulations!
Our next entrant has been busy…again!
He smashed his art learning:

Has prepped for his VE day celebrations:

And, updated us on the development of the porch he’s been helping to build:

Awesome work! Well done – you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame. Congratulations!
Our final entrant sent in this video which combines reading with extreme sports to pull off a seriously impressive trick shot.
Incredible stuff – you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame. Congratulations!
Love of Reading
Some people have been in touch today to let me know what books they are enjoying at home and in which places they like to sit and read. Violet has been reading about Ancient Egypt, as this is something that particularly interests her. She knows a lot about the Gods and the hieroglyphs they used and she liked that fact that the book described mummification and the afterlife. She has chosen to read in the garden this morning so that she can enjoy this lovely weather.
Charlie has sent a picture of a cosy, small space that he likes to read in. It looks really peaceful in there and it’s good to know you have a good supply of toilet rolls in case you are reading a sad story! He is enjoying ‘Matt Millz’ by Harry Hill. Maybe this is a book you might consider reading in the future.
Imogen has been reading Mr Gum and the power crystals. She read it in the garden so she could enjoy the sunshine. She likes the book because it is funny and interesting.




