Welcome to Year 5 Ladybirds!

Class Teacher  - Mrs Mac

Teaching Assistant - Miss Beverley

Teaching Assistant - Mrs Ozard

Teaching Assistant - Mr Shoeman

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PE Days are Tuesday and Wednesday

 

Please make sure you have the correct kit for indoor and outdoor sessions.

Homework is given out Thursday and due in Monday.

Reading Memes

Our 'Five Reads' in year 5 allows us the opportunity to explore different genres of books. These are our books.

Year 5's five reads SPRING 2

 

 

 

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Walk up Pendle Hill

Space Observatory - Sharples High School

                                         

We love to learn...

This term is full of learning. 

Here is what we have planned for the Summer Term.

curriculum letter year 5

 

 

Our theme this half term is:

Pharaoh Queen – The Story of Hatshepsut

Pharaoh Queen’ is a competency-based thematic unit with a history focus, telling the inspirational story of Hatshepsut. She is famous for being only the third woman to become pharaoh in 3,000 years of Ancient Egyptian history, and the ­first to attain the full power of the position. Pupils will learn, through her life story, all about her achievements and ongoing legacy

Summer Term Spelling list 1

SUMMER SPELLING LIST - YEAR 5

Spotlight on Learning

 

 

Take a look at what we have been up to in our class this week:

SUMMER 1

 

WEEK 2&3 - Our visit to the Egyptian museum.

We had a great time learning and immersing ourselves in the past..

WEEK 1

SPRING 2

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13.03.23

This week included a special Science day where we had fund investigating whether people who were taller had the biggest feet.

enjoy all our photos that shows how much fun we had

06.03.23

Bikeability, extra maths and much more...

13.02.23

13.02.23

Mental Health Week

This week, we have been thinking about the connections in our lives and about the importance to our wellbeing.

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WORLD BOOK DAY

2nd March 2023

A lovely day spent exploring 'The River' by Tim Percival.
We delved deep into emotions which led us to writing poetry and publishing them on power point with added pictures.

We also performed our poems to each other after we had worked with our partners adding music to accompany them.

16.01.23

WILD WEST DAY

We had the most amazing day on Monday learning all things Wild West!

take a look at our photos and video of our activities and Line Dancing

Take a look at the start of our Samba Dance Carnival routines that we created - enjoy!

 

 

 

In Year 5 we love to read...

Please read at least 5 times every week as we check your records on a Friday. The more you read, the more 'money' you receive to spend on treats and rewards.

 

Wednesday Worship

St Matthew's Vision

 

Every Wednesday, we have collective worship in our classes which is a lovely time to reflect and discuss our Christian Values.

SPRING 2

This term's value is Respect

March 15th

March 8th

March 1st

Wednesday Worship 5M

 

 

 

This term's value is Creativity

 

FEBRUARY 15TH

Love is...

WEDNESDAY WORSHIP 15.02.23

 

 

 

 

 

 

FEBRUARY 8TH

This Week's worship was based around the passage from the Ephesians 2:10

We translated this passage to mean that God had a plan for all of us to have skills and talents and that it is up to us to develop and make the best of what we have been given

WEDNESDAY WORSHIP 8.02.23pt2

 

FEBRUARY 1ST

Creative Gifts

Corinthians 12:12-26

'The Bible explains that people are like parts of the body, where each part needs the other in order to work'

 

JANUARY 25th

What is Creativity?

WEDNESDAY WORSHIP 25.01.23

 

January 18th

Monday 16th January 2023 Is Martin Luther King Junior day.

We talked as a class as to who he was and what he has achieved in his life.

We then reflected as to how we could be fair to one another and how there should be equality in the world.

'Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind'. Romans 12:2

'Love your neighbour as yourself'. Matthew 22:37-39

 

 

  • January 11th 

  • We explored our new vision and what it means to us.
  • We created pictures as to how we interpret it.
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November 23rd is taken from the Corinthians 13:13

But now, faith, hope and love abide these three; but the most important one is love.

 

November 16th is taken from John 4:9

This is how God showed his love among us. He sent his one and only Son into the world that we might live through him.’

Wednesday worship 16.11

 

 

This week's theme is taken from John 4:19 -

'We love, because God first loved us'

This week's Wednesday worship 7.12.22 is taken from Matthew 5;43-44. 

You have heard that it was said. 'Love your neighbour and hate your enemy.' But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.'

WEDNESDAY WORSHIP 7.12.22

Reading Afternoon

Our grown ups joined us in our beautiful library to share some of our favourite books.

We had a lovely time.

Class Assembly

Our class assembly showed our parents what we love most in the world and what we can do to help save our planet. Have a look at the lovely pictures we created.


y5 class assembly

 

 

Meet Buster Brown

 

Buster is our class teddy who loves to spend time with members of our class.

Every visit home is documented by children in our class by either pictures, diary entries or drawings.

 

Buster

 

BUSTER'S ADVENTURES 1

 

 

Buster Brown week 2

 

buster Sophie

 

 

Our visit to the Apple Store in Manchester was a great success!

We had the opportunity to use the app 'Pro-Create' which allowed us to do amazing things with art.

Why don't you download it on your tablets and have fun yourself at home?

FORT ALICE

Fort Alice supports individuals and families that have experienced or are experiencing domestic abuse and violence.

We had our first out of four sessions this week with some members of the team. We focused on different relationship types; what healthy and unhealthy relationships look like and body language linked with communication.

Christmas cards for Bolton Hospice

PE - INVASION GAMES

 

Fitness and fun in Maths?

Oh Yes!

We got active in our Math's lessons; choosing physical activities to match the right answer.

We were so ready to learn after our warm up...

Author afternoon

On Friday 16th November, we were lucky enough to take part in an author afternoon. 

Upper Key Stage Two spent time in four different classes, enjoying four different non-fiction books.

We have learnt so much about the streets beneath our feet and even about a famous footballer - Marcus Rashford.

 

Art - creating collages linked to the elements of fire and water.

We used different materials to create different textures to represent the elements of fire and water.

Science- making crystals 

Soil Sundaes

We have been learning about how our earth is formed and what is below our feet.

here are pictures of our 'soil sundaes' - our representation of the ground below us.

Physical Education - Invasion Games

Here are the highlights from this week's P.E lesson. We were learning all about dribbling with different balls in different types of sports.

Can you recognise which sports?

Forest School Fun

Last half term, half of our class have had great fun experiencing nature on our doorstep. Have a look at what we have been up to.

 

Science - Building Bridges

To complete our Science unit this half term, we researched bridges, designed our own and then created one working together as a team. Investigating fun!

 

Bury Fire Centre Visit

We were lucky enough to visit Bury Fire Centre to learn all about keeping ourselves and our families safe in the home and our surroundings.

Here are some photographs of our visit.

 

High Rid Outdoor and Adventurous trip.

On Thursday 29th September, we took a visit to High Rid where we had so much fun out on the water in canoes; playing games and having a good laugh. We also worked brilliantly as teams to devise our own raft and then try them out to see if we would sink or float.  Let's say, we had some very wet year five children whose raft didn't survive.

Have a look at the pictures from our fabulous day out...

 

For those parents and carers who were unable to attend our 'Meet the Teacher' session, here is the slideshow of what was shown for your information.

Meet the teacher

What a fantastic day year 5 had visiting the Roman DEVA museum.

Take a look at what we got up to...

 



Having fun on our first day in year 5, finding out all about each other and the fun things we like to do.


Y5 Curriculum.

 

Our creative curriculum is driven by the 4Cs of communication, conflict, conservation and culture which meets the needs of our diverse school community.  It is designed to inspire an enthusiasm for learning, engaging with and learning about challenging 21st century issues, dealing with tomorrow’s issues today. 

 

Click on the links below to help you with your learning at home: 

 

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Looking after you.

Having good mental health helps us relax more, achieve more and enjoy our lives more. 

Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow on Twitter: "1 in 6 children and young  people have a diagnosable mental health problem, and many more struggle  with challenges from bullying to bereavement If you

 

 

Check out the following link to help with your mental health:

 



YEAR 5 2021 - 2022

Summer 2 spellings

Y5 Creative Challenge homework Summer 1


As we enter our final half term in Year 5, here are some activities to keep you positive!

Y5 Keeping Positive

After having a great time at sports day with our carousel of activities, we decided to create our own sports day stations. We then showed our friends how they worked.

We had a lots of fun in this lesson.

Newsround came into school to film the Y5 children talking about Ramadan - enjoy! The children were confident and a real credit to our school - Well done!

Picture news this week is all about Bravery...

PICTURE NEWS BRAVERY

                                                                        

 

 

 

 

CURRICULUM LETTER SUMMER TERM

MAY POSITIVE AFFIRMATIONS

MAY ACTS OF KINDNESS

 

 

Our theme for this half term is: You're Not Invited.

 

“You’re Not Invited” is a thematic unit, based around invaders with a key focus on history. It begins by looking at the concept of invasion, before focusing especially on the Romans, learning about important Roman Figures and their reasons for invading other countries. Pupils will also learn about sources of evidence and their reliability.

Year 5 were asked to help 'cut' the grass ready for the Summer line markings as the the lawn mower was broken! Look at what a good job  they did :)

Reaching new heights...

Look at our letters to Jeff, a character from our novel. We wrote letters in response to a letter we received from Jeff who needed our advice.

We hope you  enjoy reading them.

letter writing

 

 

 

 

 

Loving reading in our library 

Library

 

 

 

 

World Book Day

Ash Wednesday

 

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN DAY

CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH WEEK

Children's mental health week

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SCIENCE INVESTIATION - INVESTIGATING THE MOMENTUM OF WATER WITH THE HELP OF GRAVITY

 

Investigating the movement of the sun and how we get day and night using torches and balloons.

World Culture Day 

We have been busy keeping Halliwell Clean! 

Litter Picking

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

YEEHAA! Lots of fun line dancing, making totem poles and American art.

 

We love reading and spent time sharing books together.

Author Afternoon

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Friends Forever


ARCHIVED DOCUMENTS

Summer Spelling Lists

Summer 1 spelling lists

Y5 archived documents

 

 

 

Y5 Curriculum.

 

Our creative curriculum is driven by the 4Cs of communication, conflict, conservation and culture which meets the needs of our diverse school community.  It is designed to inspire an enthusiasm for learning, engaging with and learning about challenging 21st century issues, dealing with tomorrow’s issues today. 

 

Y5 are Navigators. 


Forest School 

Forest School 5M

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Autumn Forest School

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fire in Forest School

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Recipe for a good friend and friendship bracelets

Friendship bracelets

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Looking after you.

 

Having good mental health helps us relax more, achieve more and enjoy our lives more. Let's be honest: it has been pretty tough, and being back at school is not exactly a walk in the park either. That's why taking care of our mental health is so important, especially now.

 

Check out the following link to help with your mental health.

 


 

UKS2 Wellbeing Documents

 


 

How to log on to MATHS Flex.

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