Welcome to Year 5
Article 28 Every child has the right to an education
Autumn Term
On Thursday 15th October, Year 5 went on a visit to Central Library to take part in a workshop and have a tour around the library. The children were allowed to go into the vaults where all the very special books are stored. They are all stored in a cool room to preserve them. Whilst inside we got to look at the oldest book they have in storage which was over 800 years old and writteen in latin. We found out that the pages were not made of paper but of animal skins. We also saw the smallest book in the library as well. Timilehins eyes were so good that he could read what was written inside it!
After our tour we got to make an astraunaut and complete a fact file which linked to our science topic of space. We all had a reallly good morning.
On Monday 5th October, year 5 and 6 went to Manchester Central Library to to part in Civic Week activities celebrating 100 years of Manchesters Civic Week.
The children got to visit different stalls to find out about Manchesters history. They also got to take part in some arts and crafts.
This week, Years 4, 5 and 6 took part in an exciting dental workshop with a special guest who taught us all about how to keep our teeth healthy and strong. The children learned how to brush their teeth properly and discussed which foods and drinks we should avoid to protect our teeth. It was a fun and informative session, and the children learned lots of useful tips for keeping their smiles healthy!
Pupil Voice Groups
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Ethos & Inclusion Group |
Eco Group |
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Gracie & Faisal |
Harry & Noahella |
Welcome back year 5!
We hope you all had a good summer and are glad to be back in school.
The staff are extremely excited to begin this year with you.
Year 5 will be filled with new exciting topics and lots of incredible experiences.
We look forward to an exciting year together!
Miss Lovell & Mrs Plaiter
Year 5 will be doing P.E on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
All children must come to school in their P.E kits on those days and also have suitable footwear for outdoor games.
The children should be wearing a plain white T-shirt and plain black joggers/leggings. Black shorts can be worn when the weather gets warmer.