Well, I can hardly believe we’re half way through Year 5 already! The children have been working really hard over this last half term and have made me so proud.

In English, the children have finished their stories on Pandora’s Box and in maths they have been working on decimal numbers. In RE the children have been exploring Jesus as our role model and have reflected on how we can join in his mission. In Computing the children have used decoding skills to work out and then write code for a scoreboard on a microbit. In history, the children have compared the Ancient Greek Olympics compared to the modern Olympics.

On Tuesday it was Safer Internet Day. The children discussed their online identities and considered how they represented themselves online.They agreed that people should be free to express themselves online as long as it is done kindly and respectfully.

Their online safety message is:

Check that your online identity reflects how you want people to see you.

Please check your child’s online use and help them to check their privacy settings and ensure their online identity does not give too much away. For more information and advice please see https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/advice-centre/parents-and-carers

Well done to our reading champions who have finished one or more bookmarks for home reading this half term…

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Each time Year 5 read three times, they are awarded a golden ticket. At the end of each half term, all the golden tickets are put into a draw and two children are rewarded with a prize.

Well done to Claire and Tom who are this half term’s golden ticket winners…

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Our award winners (last two weeks):

Well done to all our award winners!

Golden Award - Analiese and Tia

Writing Award - Naomi and Thomas

Maths Award - Sophie

Dates for your diary:

  • On Wednesday 26th February is Ash Wednesday and the whole school will be in church for mass.

  • On Friday 28th February mid-term reports will be sent home.

  • World Book Day is on Thursday 5th March. The children can come dressed as their favourite character from a book or they can bring a prop based on their character. If the children choose the second option they will still need to be in school uniform.

  • Bikeability is on Monday 9th and Tuesday 10th March -For those children who have signed up to take part in Bikeability, please make sure you practise on your bike over the next two weeks to ensure you are confident and ready to start the course.

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AuthorKay McVey