We have a team of children in Y5 who are the Legacy Workers. They have been trained externally to be able to lead a range of activities in school to help us to become more active and take more care of our levels of fitness. They went round each class
today and explained how the leaflet works and they want to encourage you all to take part.
Written by ET and JLR Y5 Blogging managers
Energise are a group of people who help people to understand about Christian Beliefs in a fun and interactive way. We we’re lucky that they came to our school as we are learning about Christian beliefs too. The first activity that we did was we we’re given a Sticker to put on our foreheads and we had to guess who we were without anyone telling us. The aim of this was to see who you were and to help make the right choice. We also learnt that Christians believe that we should trust one another and we did this by playing a blindfold obstacle course. One person tells you the right way and one the wrong. You need to learn to trust the right path. It was a really good workshops and we even got some sweets as well as learning more about Christian beliefs!
written by Y5 blogging managers, ET and JLR
Staying safe online – really important news.
In order to stay safe, we need you to know how to stay safe when you are online. You need to know what to do if someone you don’t know tries to message you or if someone puts words or pictures that are rude online.
In the last few days, some children have been receiving horrible messages on games like Movie Star Planet – not in our school but in other schools in the country. These are often sent by children pretending to be adults.
Remember these simple steps to stay safe:
If you would like any more information visit the thinkuknow website
https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/
The new SUMDOG competition starts tomorrow!
Make sure you have a go and comment to let us know how you have got on.
In year 5 we love to read! Recently we have spent £10,000 on new books, so the library is full of all the latest titles. Can you recommend any books you think year 5 children would like to read? Which is your favourite book? Can you explain why you like it? Leave your comments below… Also read the comments and try to read one of the recommended books 🙂
Happy reading everyone.
For your maths homework this week please focus on recalling your multiplication facts and associated division facts. Use the mental maths tab on the blog to support you. Please comment on the blog to let us know how you have got on.
Today. as part of our learning journey, we have been debating about moral issues. One was:
Jane is walking down the road when she sees a 50p piece which has been dropped on the floor. There is no one else nearby, and she can’t tell who has dropped it. She has a choice.
1. Take the money and keep it for herself.
2. Tell her parents that she found the money.
3. Leave the money where it is.
What do you think? Here is a picture of us debating this issue and many other more serious dilemmas.
We hope that you have had a great break and are ready for the exciting learning prepared for this term, it will take a lot to top last term! We are really looking forward to seeing your art homework and getting it ready to display in school.
We are about to start the summer term of year 5. Remember to stay focussed and committed to learning, show determination to succeed and enjoy discovering new knowledge and skills. We all look forward to seeing you.
We all hope you have a very good holiday , wherever you are going. What a busy week it has been, as we have had our Stomp performance, open afternoon, our new L.J, which we have finished just today, it was Sound. We tried many things and we all hope you have enjoyed it! Our new L.J for Science, next term, is Healthy Bodies! Exciting is’nt it!!!
Have a fantastic Easter break!!
Enjoy!
OT and IR (blogging managers)