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News

Happy New Year in Year 5

Good evening all and happy new year! The children have made an excellent return to school and have been working hard all week! I needed to post some pictures and videos of 5K from the end of last term when we made our moving mars rover vehicles. The children had lots of fun seeing Read More

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What’s the Crime Mr. Wolf?

Year 5, supported by other KS2 classes, put on a great show with: What’s the Crime Mr Wolf? There were great songs, lots of fine acting and a huge amount of words to learn. The children did very, very well. We hope that you enjoyed the show! Did you vote guilty or not guilty? Read More

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Polishing the performance

Year 5 performance This week we have focused on the Christmas performance by ensuring that we are adding expression and volume to our voices. Everyone has learned their lines and the dress rehearsal on Friday went well. Understandably, there are nerves, which makes lines become rushed. We have encouraged the actors to take breaths Read More

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Building up

Maths Maths has continued with fractions and this week we have been adding and subtracting them. We first did this when the denominators were the same but then moved on to fractions with different denominators. In order to do this, we have had to use our learning of equivalent fractions, which took place a Read More

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Bikes and parachutes

Science In Science this week, we have continued to look at forces. Following on from last week’s experiment and our findings about air resistance, we investigated the best design for a parachute. First we made one using a square of plastic (a cut up bin bag), string and maths multi-link cubes. We then changed Read More

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Final Week of the First Half Term

The longest half term of the year is finally over and the children will have a well deserved rest. We have been working hard up to the final day, with English stories to complete and Maths work to finish. The time available has been so constricted that we haven’t had time to video the Read More

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Ancient Greece, Farsley Style

One of the highlights of the year in Year 5 is Greek Day and this year was no exception. The question posed at the start of the day was, “Would you rather live in the city state of Athens or the city state of Sparta?” Athens was the most important city in the world Read More

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Freeze!

Week 4 already! Lets just freeze the year here because this week has been great. Everyone has settled in and is working really hard. Well done all of Year 5. Maths We have completed our module on place value but one of the trickier aspects encountered was rounding numbers to 10, 100, 1000, 10,000 Read More

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Epic English and PE

Maths In Maths, we have continued our place value module and have been looking at multiplying and dividing by 10, 100, 1000, 10,000, and 100,000, how to partition numbers up to 1,000,000 and number lines. Below is a video that may help your child with one of the trickier activities this week, which was Read More

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Year 5 blog

Good afternoon all, We have had an incredibly fun and busy week in Year 5! In science we recreated a to scale version of the solar system. Shrunk down by a scale of 100,000,000,000km to cm. The children used metre sticks and trundle wheels to measure out the distances. Here are some photos to Read More

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