Year 5 Update Next Week...
With lots of children out on residential this week, and many other children doing loads of fun things in school, we will catch up with all the various different highlights from Year 5 next week!
Here you will find all about recent activity in Year 5
With lots of children out on residential this week, and many other children doing loads of fun things in school, we will catch up with all the various different highlights from Year 5 next week!
We have had a brilliant last week of term! Learning all about Sir David Attenborough was fantastic; the children produced some amazing Fact Files about him. Have a lovely and safe half term break.
What a great week to be in Year 5! The children have started writing a blog in character as Archie from our wonderful class book 'Me, My Dad and the End of the Rainbow'.
A lovely albeit a short week in Year 5. The children really enjoyed looking at primary and secondary sources, which provided them with more information on the impact the Industrial Revolution had on people's lives.
We started off the week immersing the children into life in a Victorian school. All the children looked brilliant, dressed up like Victorian children, and they all completely got into the spirit of the day. They had a taste of just what school life would have been like 120 years ago and surprisingly, some children said that they liked how strict the teachers were.
We have had a brilliant week in Year 5! Our best lesson was our wonderful History lesson where the children learnt all about Queen Victoria and the British Empire. They now have lots of knowledge about this important period in British History. Please ask your child about it as this will help with their retention of knowledge.
This week, the children completed their D&T project; their finished pop-up books are incredible! They also published their brilliant narratives based on our class novel Floodland. We wish you all a happy and safe holiday.
The children have been continuing to work on their D&T project 'Pop up mechanism in books!' They have been really busy bringing their designs to life and can't wait to show everyone their finished products.
Year 5 had a wonderful time visiting North Cheam Baptist Church this week, where they were involved in The Easter Experience. The children definitely demonstrated The Dorchester Values on this outing, as the children were all beautifully behaved and respectful. They showed their enquiry skills through the very thoughtful questions they asked after the re-enactment of the story. We were very proud of the children.
This week's highlight has to be learning about water resistance! Lots went wrong but we also learnt lots about water resistance and streamlined shapes! What would you do differently next time?