Spectacular Spoons!
I can’t believe the amount of wonderful character spoons we had fetched into school as part of our World Book Day competition! The creativity and effort that has gone into each and every one is amazing!
The Learning Council judged the spoons this morning but it was such a hard choice that we have ended up with 8 winners instead of 4!
Watch this space to see the winning spoons tomorrow …
Here are just some of the fabulous characters!
Year 5 – XP Outdoors – Thursday AM
Please can children bring a change of sensible clothes for XP Outdoors on Thursday Morning. They will also need a change of shoes.
Many thanks,
Mrs Spetch, Mrs Dutton and Miss Walton
Year 5 – A special visit to help us think a little more carefully about racism & being kind
This afternoon, we were very fortunate to have a special visit from a Y5 pupil’s parent who shared with us the history of racism and racist language, and who encouraged us all to think a little more carefully about how the things we say and do can impact on others. Thank you to Martin for sharing an important message with us and for reminding us of the importance of being kind to one another, even if we are different in any kind of way!
Class 14 all set for World Book Day!
Year 5’s Rail-y fantastic day!
Year 5 were lucky enough to have 2 lessons with ‘Rail Experts’ yesterday. First, we learned about career opportunities within the rail sector followed by a really informative discussion about safety…and we received some freebies! Marcus did a fantastic job as Crew Walton’s volunteer!
Year 5 inspired by Sir Quentin Blake
Year 5 continued their focus in Art, learning about Sir Quentin Blake and his creative methods. We drafted, critiqued and the completed some outstanding final drafts of Stephenson’s Rocket!
Y5 Expert Visitor – Train Driver
Yesterday, Year 5 enjoyed a visit from one of our Y6 children’s mums – Sarah – who is a real-life train driver. We enjoyed learning about the different roles that Sarah has worked in as well as all the training she has had to complete in order to be a successful train driver. The children asked lots of varied and interesting questions, and we were really shocked to find out that there are only 39 female train drivers in the whole country … out of 400+! Lots of the children showed huge enthusiasm for life on the tracks so perhaps we have some budding train drivers amongst our Green Top crew?
Year 5 Photography Club
Today we have had 2 challenges to complete. The first one was taking photographs of things close up and then trying to guess what they were. Can you work any of them out?
Our next challenge was to take pictures of something beginning with each letter of the alphabet. I wonder if you could have a go over half term?
Year 5 World Read Aloud!
We had a lovely end to our Wednesday when parents (and a couple of little visitors) joined us to read aloud together to acknowledge the special day!