
Welcome to Class 5C
Our teacher is Mrs. Chalmers
Mrs D. Chalmers
Year 5 Teacher
School Council Lead: Koh Boulton
Eco-Councillor: Harry Harford and Joseph Crane
Reading Council Lead: Jasmine Evans, Freddie McDonnell and Katie Barrett
Sports Councillors: Thomas Walsh and Mia McCarthy
Digital Leader: Gabriella September
Here in 5C we are working on using our Thinking and Learning Powers in order to be life-long learners. In our lessons we strive to be...
Reflective
Caring
Knowledgeable
Enquiring
Resilient
Resourceful
Reciprocal
Creative
Important Notes:
Maths and English homework goes out on a Thursday and should be returned every Tuesday.
Spellings will go home and be tested every Friday, unless instructed otherwise.
Homework, as always, will be linked to class topics and subjects covered. If children are unsure of what they are to do, they must ask a member of staff BEFORE the day it is due in and we will work with your child to rectify this. Especially by Year 5, it is important for the children to have these responsibilities and to look after their own school stuff!
Please try to read at home every night, even for just 10 minutes. It really does make a massive difference to your progression in reading and other subjects! Mrs Dutton asks that Reading Records return to her on a Monday and a Tuesday, signed by parents so that she can monitor children's home-reading progress.
Don't forget our fantastic resources for reading, including; First News and BugClub. We also have DoodleMaths and CodeStudio which the children use in class.
Our Learning
Autumn 1 Topic
Our topic was Space with a Science focus.
We have looked at a range of famous astronauts, including important and influential women in Black History and have learned all about the order of the planets, how they move and learnt about our moon and sun!
Autumn 2 Topic
Our topic this half term is The Victorians, which will be History and Geography led. We will learn about famous Victorians, the British Empire, influential Victorian inventions and life during the Victorian era. Our class reader is Street Child by Berlie Doherty.