Blog Author: Lyndsey Faulkner

Excellent vocabulary extension from our emotionally intelligent class. Next week we'll be getting in touch with some of these feelings as we work to create a masterpiece like Emily Dickinson and William Wordsworth.

Raising the profile of PE with our expert rugby tuition 

Lots of children are very excited about their forthcoming residential to Grasmere, tomorrow night during the meet the teacher session at six o'clock I will take the opportunity to discuss the finer details of Grasmere with the parents, including handing out the essential kit list. I'm looking…

It was great to see Mr Miller today who had the opportunity to see his new Year 5 class in action, shining in all they do. 

Fabulous coding with Mr Chowdry. Mr Chowdry will work alongside Year 5 over the next few weeks on a series of challenges, including using the skills of debugging which is all part of the UKS2 computing curriculum. Excellent coding has been demonstrated by Kody, Alisia, Isla and Isaac. Well done…

A fabulous afternoon of sketching daffodils to accompany our Wordsworth poems. Well done year 5 a marvellous host of daffodils.

As part of our weekly PE programme we will be undertaking meta fit which promotes SAQs (speed, agility, quickness) which is fundamental to progress in any sport undertaken by our children. The meta fit programme will run alongside our expert coaching sessions on a Tuesday. This term we have also…

A great start to the new term by all members of Year 5, well done and keep it up!

Tonight the children will arrive home with a letter detailing information about the junior master chef competition. This is not compulsory and further information is detailed on the letter about it. Thanks in advance and good luck 

All being well tomorrow will be the school's sports day (KS2 AM) to aid with a prompt start we are sending the children's kits home tonight so that they can come to school properly equipped to take part in the school's annual team sports day. As we are experiencing some radical weather please…