If you were to create a religion, what rules for living a happy and safe life would you create?
Published 16/06/23
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Read MoreWhat are the key features of a relative clause?
Published 09/06/23Please enter an introduction for your news story here.
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What did you find most interesting about the life and work of Jane Goodall?
Published 25/05/23Please enter an introduction for your news story here.
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What makes a persuasive argument effective?
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What were the pros and the cons of the industrial revolution which occured between 1750 and 1900?
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What features in your writing for Oliver Twist will enhance the description?
Published 28/04/23Please enter an introduction for your news story here.
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Welcome back year 5! What have you enjoyed most about being back in school?
Published 21/04/23This week we have been working hard on planning our writing in English, which will be a piece of descriptive writing set in the early chapters of our new book this term, ‘Oliver Twist’, the classic by Charles Dickens. This all sets off ou - Read More
Which elements of the D&T pop up book mechanisms project did you find most challenging and why?
Published 30/03/23Please enter an introduction for your news story here.
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How will your chapter for 'me, my dad and the end of the rainbow', end?
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Read MoreWhat did you enjoy most about the Easter experience?
Published 17/03/23This week in Year 5, we were luck to be able to visit North Cheam Baptist church, where we were privy to a truly immersive Easter Experience performance – the actors were fantastic and lots of the children were able to get involved and be a part of the drama. In Maths, we are looking at decimals and percentages and how to convert between the two, comparing and calculating soon.In English, we are coming to the end of our journey with Me, my Dad and the end of the rainbow and are looking forward to producing some wonderful writing inspired by the story. In Science, we have been looking at water and air resistance and what it means for an object to be streamlined, and how this reduces resistance.
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What is the most interesting fact you can remember about either the Nile or Amazon river?
Published 10/03/23This week in Year 5, we have been working really hard on our booklets – testing our knowledge in SPAG, Reading and Maths, huge congratulation to all the effort and resilience shown by all of our pupils through this period. In addition to this, we will be completing our non-chronological reports next week all about the great rivers of the world, and the children have really enjoyed learning about the fascinating geographical differences of these rivers. In RE, as we are coming up to Easter, we have been learning about the resurrection of Jesus which has promoted some interesting discussions.
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How do you find decimal and fraction equivalents?
Published 03/03/23How do you find decimal and fraction equivalents?
This week in Year 5, we started a new topic in Geography all about the great rivers of the world, focussing on comparison of different rivers, and the human and physical features associated with rivers and how they are formed and used. This is also feeding into our English work where were planning and writing non-chronological reports about great rivers of the world. In Maths, we have been looking at decimal and fractions equivalents, and how to convert to and from both of these. Tip! Try to learn some decimal and fraction equivalents like you learn your times tables, then they will be at the tip of your tongue! In Science, we have been continuing our study of different forces and how they act on different objects.