Owl Class
Teachers: Mrs C Day
Teaching Assistant: Ms Carville
Weekly News
Weekly class newsletters are sent to parents via parent mail.
Homework
In year 5 the children will be set: Reading, with a reading activity linked to their reading book, Spelling, Numbots/Timetables Rock Stars, a Maths (Testbase) activity and a project to take part in at home. The project will be linked to the class theme and run for half a term.
Homework will be set each Friday by the class teacher and will be due back in on the following Wednesday (excluding the project and online learning)
All homework will be discussed and reviewed in class with the children.
Year 5 Globe Theatre Trip
Year 5 had a fantastic day in London for their trip to the Globe Theatre.
They caught the train to London Bridge and walked the scenic route, passing Southwark Cathedral, HMS Elizabeth II and saw the Tower of London.
Once they arrived, they had a tour around the Globe, and got to sit in the middle gallery where they could see the stage and the other seats. The guide answered all questions that Year 5 had and explained some very interesting facts about the Globe.
After this, they went to the rehearsal and performance building and took part in a workshop where they learnt about rhythm, cues, and how to perform the opening scene of Romeo & Juliet, which included biting thumbs and sword fighting.
The day was enjoyed by all!
Year 5 Art
Year 5 Police Cadets
Class Photos
Here is a photo of our year 5 classroom.
Year 5 Visit To Amelia Scott Centre
Year 5 went on a visit to the Amelia Scott Centre as part of their learning about suffrage. On the walk there, they stopped a viewed significant and historical landmarks of Tunbridge Wells.
Once they arrived at the centre they completed a workshop where they got to handle real life artefacts and complete a puzzle which lead them around the museum.
An enjoyable school trip!
Reading Lesson in Year 5
Parent Guides to the National Curriculum
Please click on the link below to find out more about how your child will be supported to learn through the National Curriculum.
(For further information please visit the Department for Education's website)