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15th October 2021
/1 Comment/in Archives, Year 5, Year 5 Archive /by Liz HeymozAs I sit here in the Year 5 classroom, smelling the recently cooked Oat biscuits, I reflect on another productive week. Our biographical work has continued this week with the introduction of relative clauses and relative pronouns. Through the children’s written work and presentations to the class over the last week, we now know more […]
October 8th, 2021
/1 Comment/in Archives, Year 5 /by Margaret JoyceI’ve been really pleased to read so many biographies of famous people that the children have clearly spent a lot of time and effort researching and writing. We look forward as a class to hearing more about the person each child has chosen and for some of the children who shared their research today, learning […]
1st October, 2021
/1 Comment/in Archives, Year 5 /by Margaret Joyce1st October 2021 In year five we have had another busy week! Everyone went swimming for the second time, which they greatly enjoyed. If the girls or boys wish to change into their costume before the swimming session at school, we are more than happy to set time aside for them to do this. In […]
24th September, 2021
/1 Comment/in Archives, Year 5 /by Margaret JoyceWe have had a very busy week in Year 5. The children greatly enjoyed going swimming for the first time with the school on Wednesday. They swam with confidence and the instructors were very complimentary about them. Today, we joined the rest of the school in the main hall for […]
17th September, 2021
/1 Comment/in Archives, Year 5 /by Liz HeymozThis week has been another busy one! Everyone in the class has clearly worked hard on learning and reciting a short poem which was set as part of their home learning last weekend. Well done to all those children who wrote their own poems as well. The children enjoyed listening to one another and for […]
10th September, 2021
/2 Comments/in Archives, Year 5 /by Liz HeymozIt has been a busy week in Year 5! The children have settled back into the classroom routines well and have been very eager to start their new topics in many areas of the curriculum. We have also welcomed two new members to the class – VJ and Nicholas who I am sure will see […]
Summer 2 Week 6
/0 Comments/in Year 5 /by Margaret JoyceOur final full week in Year 5 was filled with creativity. After learning that the Ancient Greeks used their pottery to depict aspects of their life, Year 5 created their own. We used Modroc around a balloon and card base which we will paint on Monday. We have designed what we will put on them […]
Sports and Fun Day!
/1 Comment/in Year 5 /by Margaret JoyceWhat an exciting week at Pope Paul School! Year 5 had a great time on the go-carts, bouncy castle and shooting range on Wednesday morning, before giving it their all in the races. We also decorated biscuits to cheer on their house teams or England. I hope the children all had a wonderful day. There […]
Summer 2 Week 4
/0 Comments/in Archives, Year 5 /by Margaret JoyceIn Year 5 this week, we have continued to convert units of measure and have been working towards our Greek myths. In History, we thought about the achievements of the Ancient Greeks and reasoned about which were the most/least important. Graphing skills were our focus in Science as we made line graphs to show the […]
Summer 2 Week 3
/0 Comments/in Year 5 /by Margaret JoyceAnother week in Year 5 has flown by. In science, we have been exploring thermal insulators and conductors. We ran an investigation into which material would keep water the warmest and discovered tin foil was the best. In English, we have been busy writing our own adventure for Greek King, Odysseus. We fill finish these […]