
Mrs Omidvar will be in class teaching on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; on Thursday and Friday Mrs Knott will be teaching.
The Y5 Team
Mrs Omidvar and Mrs Knott
Mrs Poulter and Mrs Horry (1:1)
* In the Autumn Term, Miss Williamson (a familiar adult in school) will be mentored by Mrs Knott and Mrs Omidvar while on her final teacher training placement.
Expectations
In Year 5 children will bring home a reading book. We expect children to be reading 3 times a week (or more if possible!) and we will check reading diaries once or twice a week. We do ask that an adult signs the reading diaries at least once a week. If it is acknowledged by adults out of school that the children have read 3 or more times a week, a token will be reward for the house teams.
No written homework will be set on a weekly basis, however, we expect reading to be of high priority so that the stamina for reading longer texts improves. A list of the Year 5 spellings will be available on our class page should the children wish to look at these in advance and practice them at home.

The children be able to access their TT Rockstar accounts from home too - this is an awesome way to learn and revise times table knowledge. There are often competitive challenges in school or across the nation!!
There are also some really good free websites for maths games that are accessible too!
Free maths resources:
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/
https://blog.reallygoodstuff.com/11-free-math-sites-for-kids/
https://nrich.maths.org/
https://mathsbot.com/manipulativeMenu
The above websites gives free access for children to access maths activities from their devices! Give them a try!
Active Spelling words for Y5:
P.E.
Our P.E session with the JB Sports coaches will be on a Thursday afternoon. On this day we will attend school in our P.E. kits.
Our P.E. kit is expected to be:

Our 'shine a light' person this term is:
Brenda Fisher

Brenda Fisher (9 June 1927 – 2 August 2022) was an English long-distance swimmer. In 1951 she broke the women's world record for swimming the English Channel, becoming a celebrity, and was given the British Sportswoman of the Year Award.