YEAR 5“Serve one another with the gifts you have received.” Peter 4:8-11 |
Welcome to Year 5! The Year 5 team consists of:
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Miss Battick |
Mrs Coollen-Fernandes |
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We would like to welcome both you and your child to Year Five.
As we embark on this year together, we seek to inspire and nurture your children in a spirit of love and growth, reflecting the teachings of the Gospel. We aim to provide a nurturing environment where every child can flourish academically and spiritually. Thank you for entrusting us with your child’s education. Together, we will cultivate not only knowledge but also values of compassion, kindness, and faith.
May this year be filled with learning, joy, and countless blessings.
If you have any concerns or questions regarding your child, please make an appointment at the front office and we will be happy to arrange a meeting with you.
Miss Battick and Mrs Fernandes
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Feast day: - 31st January. St John Bosco is the patron saint of school children and magicians. He was born in Italy on 16th August 1815. He helped his family grow food and raise sheep. Eventhough they were poor themselves, they shared what they could with poorer families in the area. At the age of nine her had a vivid dream which inspired him to go onto help those who were less fortunate than himself. After watching a circus troupe perform, St John Bosco was inspired by the way the performers attracted the attention of the crowds and used this when going out to preach in the streets of Italy. Using magic to draw in the crowds, he is now the patron saint of magicians. As a young priest, John Bosco worked tirelessly to help the young; especially those who were poor and not attending school or work. He spent many years working with the poor youth in Turin, helping them in gaining skills and jobs as well as supporting them in their faith formation. This is why St John Bosco is also the patron saint of school children. St John Bosco, Pray for us. |
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Whatever you do, think of the Glory of God as your main goal. |
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Our Curriculum
You can find our curriculum overviews for each half term here;
Autumn Term 1: Are roles within our community equally distributed?
Autumn Term 2 - How can God's creation cause harm?
Spring Term 1 - How can we ensure dignity for all human beings?
Spring Term 2 - Whose needs are considered first?
Summer Term 1 - How do we stand with others?
Summer Term 2 - How do communities adapt to circumstance?
You can also refer to these document - A Guide to Online Learning and Age-Related Expectations.
PE
This half term, P.E. will be on Monday.
Summer 1 - Year 5 PE topics are Gymnastics and Athletics.
Please ensure that children have their P.E. kit in school each week. They will need to come to school in their uniform as usual. Long hair should be tied back and all jewellery must be removed to enable them to take part in these lessons safely.
Homework
- Reading – Every night. Please sign your child's planner to say they have read.
- Spellings – Set on a Monday to be tested on Friday.
- Maths/English – Set on a Friday, due in on Tuesday.
- Times Tables Rock Stars – to be completed at least 3 times a week.
Other Projects
- Curriculum Tasks (R.E./Science/Topic/Themed)
Other curriculum tasks may be set for your child throughout the year and your child will be informed when these will need to be returned.
Homework should be handed in on a Tuesday. Any queries or issues can be addressed on a Monday morning. If extra support is needed then please write a message in the planner so that the class team can support your child.
YEAR 5 GALLERYWe look to Jesus as our guide in praying and learning. Here you will see some of the wonderful experiences we have shared together in Year 5. |
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Our Values and Mission
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Class Prayers |
Home Learning |
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Values and Virtues |
Wednesday Word |
Homework |
