Our award winners (Week 5)

We have had another excellent week in school; the children have all been working hard on their assessments and writing balanced arguments.

This week we were able to celebrate:

Our Star of the Week- Lilly M (Willow Class)

Our Reader of the Week-   (Maple Class)

Our St Barnabas the Encourager award winners- Oscar (Willow Class) and (Maple Class)

Our Ambition value award winners- Alfy T (Willow Class) and  (Maple Class)

Well done everyone on a fantastic week living out our School Vision, we can’t wait to have another amazing week with you all.

Mr Hooper (Willow Class) and Miss Welsh (Maple Class)

Our Award Winners (Week 4)

Every week we love to celebrate the achievements of our children in our whole school worship.

This week we were able to celebrate:

Our Star of the Week- Kain (Maple Class)

Our Reader of the Week-  Ines (Willow Class)

Our St Barnabas the Encourager award winners- Aarna (Willow Class) and Harry E (Maple Class)

Our Ambition value award winners- Maxim (Willow Class) and Neve (Maple Class)

 

Well done everyone on a fantastic week living out our School Vision, we can’t wait to have another amazing week with you all.

Mr Hooper (Willow Class) and Miss Welsh (Maple Class)

Willows’ Double Success!

For the first time ever 100% of children read and we won the KS2 trophy, very well deserved Willow! We not only won the KS2 Buster’s Book Club trophy but St Nicholas Bear will also be spending a week in Willow Class for an improved attitude to reading. Well done Willow class!

Week 4

Welcome to week 4

RE:

Last week the whole school took part in RE week. In Year 5 we explored three prayer stations looking at worries, forgiveness and thanks through the story of Good Friday. We also explored the Trinity and the symbolism of water and what it is good for. We then went outside onto the playground and wrote our ideas in chalk onto the floor. After that the children choose their top five meanings for water and washed the rest away. We reflected upon how Christians might feel about Baptism, why a Christian might describe God using symbols and why Christians worship God as a trinity.

English:

This week children have been developing their own adventure/finding stories.  Please ask them to share their storyline ideas with you.

Guided Reading:

We are currently reading ‘The boy in the girls’ bathroom’.  This week we find out about Bradley’s first meeting with his counsellor Carla Davies.  The children are really enjoying this book so far.

Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday the children log onto Reading Plus.  This is also set for homework each week. Please ask your child about the stories they have been reading on this platform and ensure that they are completing 2 x 30 minute sessions each week at home.

Maths:

This week we have been continuing our journey with fractions, focusing on adding and subtracting fractions.

TTRS battle this week is between the different houses. Who will win?

PE:

Just a reminder that PE is on Thursday each week.

Awards this term

Star of the week this week went to both Jessica  (Willow) and Milli  (Maple)

Values Award

Willow and Maple for their exemplary behaviour and positive attitude towards the Football Tournament last Tuesday.

Callum (Willow) and Zac (Maple) for their respectful attitude both in and out of school.

TTRS Top Speeds

Roxy – Rock Legend 1.18

Sophie – Rock Legend 1.51

Aidan – Rock legend 1.59

Lacey – Rock Star 2.22

Medard- Rock Star 3.35

Ryan – Headliner 4.14

Just a reminder, that in order for your child to establish a base-line speed

they MUST play in the Studio at least 10 times.

 

Class DoJo

Class Dojo is another method we use to communicate to parents about issues affecting Year 5.  This can be accessed via a mobile phone or internet enabled device.

There are a number of parents/guardians who are not yet connected.  A letter will go out to these this week instructing you how to connect.  Please speak to us if you need any more information about this. We look forward to connecting with you 🙂 .

 

Thanks for your continued support.

Year 5 Team.

 

 

 

 

Football Fun

 

Well done to all of Year 5, who persevered and gave 100% at the football tournament last Tuesday.

A special mention to St Nicholas first team, who came 4th, just missing out on 3rd place.

All of the children did so well – especially as most of the other competitors were Year 6! St Nicholas may not have won but we had the most fun and danced throughout the day!

YEAR 5 FOOTBALL DAY REMINDER

Dear Parents/Guardians,

All of Year 5 will be taking part in the Shepway Sports Trust Football League Day. The event will take place on Tuesday 6th March at Three Hills Sport Park between 9am and 3pm.

Transport has been arranged and the children will be departing from school by coach to the venue at 8am and returning at 4pm. Please collect your child from St Nicholas at 4pm.

All children must arrive in PE kit, a jacket, jumper and suitable footwear for OUTDOOR activities. Please ensure your child is appropriately dressed for all weathers (a waterproof coat may be required) in the schools PE kit – white T-shirt and navy shorts/bottoms. If your child has football boots, shin pads and football socks please bring them on the day.

The children will need to bring a packed lunch and plenty of water to drink throughout the day. There is a water fountain where water bottles can be refilled.

If your child is entitled to a Free School Meal, a packed lunch will be provided for them.

Thanks for your continued support.

Year 5 Team.

TTRS

Please can you encourage your children to log onto Times Table Rockstars at home. The children have weekly work set on specific tables. Lets try and get to the top of the leaderboard for the Fun Day Friday Assembly challenge.

Well done to Lacey Durling and Roxy Porter, who are our Rockstars of the week and have been several times already!

Log on and see if you can be next weeks Rockstar of the week!

 

Term 4

Term 4 reminders

Reading Plus

It is expected that every child will be login onto Reading Plus at least twice weekly.  Usernames and letters regarding how to do this have been reissued to all students following requests from parents at consultation evening.  Please see your class teacher if you hare unable to access this sat home and alternative arrangements to access Reading Plus can be arranged in school.