Year 5 have been very creative on the lead up to Christmas.  They have made clay crib scenes, paper angels and used sewing and fabric design skills to make cushions.  Well done all!

Year 5 basked in mathematical vocabulary in these nature themed lessons...symmetry, spheres and segments

Year 5 made aliens and adapted their features for survival..

Year 5 use apparatus and jottings...... a great way to solve problems in maths!

Year 5 re-enacted the occasion when Jesus said, “He whom is without sin, cast the first stone…”
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In our assembly, we learned about second chances and fresh starts.  God is always ready to help us start afresh.

​Year 5 enjoyed a successful Greek day.  A culmination of their geography/history study of Ancient Greece.  They made a great effort to come to school dressed in Greek style costumes (thanks for parent input).
 
The day was filled with activities like:

• making laurel leaf style headwear
• decorating Greek vases with drawings and patterns
• making bookmarks with their own name in the Greek alphabet
• cooking Greek honey cake to take home.

 
There was also a fun filled booklet devised by Miss Nahar, 3 of which may receive a prize when returned to school!

Year 5 have been learning about Greek Temples as part of their topic this term. They were set a task for Design Technology. Could they make a Greek Temple using just paper and masking tape? Which temple would hold the most atlases? The children loved this task they worked collaboratively and used some good design ideas.  A very enjoyable afternoon!

Pupils in Year 5 made cribs with modelling clay and painted.  They formed part of their Christmas display in their classroom.