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Year 5 (Attenborough Class and Rauf Class)

Year 5 Classrooms

 Year 5 Team

Year 5 Team (ID 1205)

 Curriculum

Year 5 curriculum 

 

Timetables

Year 5 timetables

 

Things to Remember

Every day, children need to bring in a named water bottle and if they would like to, they may bring in a piece of fruit or a vegetable for a snack at playtime. 

 

Children will need to bring their reading books into school every day.

 

Year 5 have a PE lesson each Friday. We ask that children wear PE kits to school on this day.

 

Home Learning

Throughout their time in Year 5, children are expected to engage in a variety of home learning activities which support them in knowing more and remembering more of the content we teach. It is also an opportunity for our pupils to develop their independent study skills in preparation for Year 6.   

All children will be set an English and Maths task each week which they will complete in their Maths or English CGP books. For English, children will be set two pages based on grammar learning that they have covered in school. For Maths, children will need to complete two pages based on Maths content we have covered.

Home Learning will be set on a Friday and will need to be brought back to school on the following Thursday at the latest. An in-app message will be sent to share homework pages. 

Children have access to the online learning platform Times Tables Rock Stars where they will be able to practise and develop their Maths skills. Their login is in their Maths CGP book. 

 

Reading: 

We would really appreciate your continued support in encouraging your child to read regularly at home. This might mean reading independently, sharing a book together, listening to someone else read, talking about a story, visiting the library or simply enjoying a book before bedtime. Every opportunity to read is valuable.

Reading books need to be brought into school every day so that we can support and monitor your child's reading progress. Books must be returned before a new book can be chosen.