We cannot wait to welcome back Year 5 children for our final half term! We have a really busy few weeks with some changes to our usual routines so please ensure you keep an eye on our Blog and Diary Dates for information. This week, XP Outdoors will be Wednesday and PE on Thursday. Children will need their change of clothes on these days. See you tomorrow!
Category : Miss Spetch’s Class
KS2 Disco!
Crew Spetch – Reading Cafe!
This morning, we enjoyed eating some breakfast treats whilst enjoying a good book! It was lovely to relax, listen to music and enjoy some treats whilst reading!
XP Outdoors- Year 5 Stretcher Making
This morning, our Year 5 crews took on a hands-on challenge that put their teamwork and problem-solving skills to the test. Tasked with rescuing an “injured” team member, each crew was given only one tool: rope.
With creativity and cooperation, the students worked together to design and build makeshift stretchers strong enough to carry their injured teammate to safety. It was fantastic to see the collaboration, communication, and critical thinking on display as they turned simple rope into a life-saving device.
Well done to all the Year 5 crews for showing such determination and teamwork!
Y5/6 Celebration Lunch
SATs are over and so the celebrations begin…starting with a special lunch for everyone!
Crew Spetch – Using interesting vocabulary in reading!
This morning, we used a character description from our class text Holes to create synonyms to write our own description of a yellow spotted lizard. I was so impressed with the creativity of the vocabulary used! Great job everyone!
Proud Teacher Moment at the VE Day Service
Today was one of those days when you remember why you became a teacher!
Paisley, Erin, Myla, George, Olivia, Willow, Willow, Macky, Reeva and Gabby were invited to read a poem at the VE Day Memorial service in Thorne Park this morning and I was so proud of the children and the way that even the very youngest of them seemed to understand that although it was a celebration of the end of the war, it was also a solemn occasion which they were attending to show respect.
Winston Churchill once said – “Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it’ – so the chance to attend events such as these where they can begin to understand the devastating effects of war will hopefully ingrain in them the importance of peace.
You were a credit to yourselves, your families and our school.
You were all awesome!
Year 5 Family Learning – Chair Drumming!
A huge thank you to everyone that was able to join us this afternoon for an afternoon of Chair Drumming! A special thank you to Mr Pickles for being our expert!
Year 5 Family Learning
We are excited to confirm details of our Family Learning event on Wednesday 7th May. We ask parents to arrive at the office at 2pm for a fun filled hour with our children where we will be building on our skills in chair drumming! Let’s hope the sun keeps shining!
Crew Spetch – Job roles in the mine
This morning in our history lesson, we investigated the different job roles in the mine and discussed what life would have been like for miners.
We used our new knowledge of the different job roles to create freeze frames. The children loved this and I was really impressed with the creativity of their freeze frames! What a great discussion based lesson, it was great to hear all of your wonderful ideas!
