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.