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The Westborough School

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Welcome to Class 5G

Your class teacher is Miss Greene. 

 

PE days - Tuesday and Thursday

Children should wear their PE kit to school on PE days.

 

Welcome to Year 5!
I hope you have had a lovely summer break and that you are looking forward to returning to school; ready to learn and work hard.
I am really looking forward to seeing you all on Wednesday 3rd September.

 

Please try to be in school on time every day.  Early morning work will be ready to start from 8:20am.

 

Please remember to bring a small, healthy snack into school (no nuts please!) and a drink (water only please) preferably in a named, reusable bottle.

  

This half term we have lots of exciting and interesting lessons to learn:

Our class book for this half term is. . . . .

‘The Jamie Drake Equation’ by Christopher Edge

 

Maths: Place Value, Addition, Multiplication and Division

Writing: Narrative writing, Non Fiction and Instructional writing inspired by ‘The Lost Thing’ by Shaun Tan

Science: Earth and Space

Music: Classroom Jazz

RE: Places of worship

PSHE: Relationships – friends and families

Art: Drawing and painting

Geography: Physical and Human Geography of the UK

French: La date – days of the week, months and numbers in French

DT – Cooking and Nutrition: What could be healthier? - The children will be making a Spaghetti bolognese!

 

Lots of fun learning ahead so please make sure
you are in school every day and ready to learn!

Year 5 Teachers x

As a reminder, the school day begins at 8:20am, with activities like maths, handwriting or reading for the children. This also gives children the chance to come in and settle before we begin formal learning promptly at 8:40am. We are looking forward to an exciting half term with year 4!

 

 

Please continue to encourage your child to do their weekly maths homework, read for at least 10 minutes every night, learn their weekly spellings and practise their times tables.

 

 
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