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Year 5

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  • 10/11/22

    Monster Mash Up Morning

    Which liquid makes the most effective lava lamp? For our enquiry during Science week, the Key Stage 2 children investigated whether acids or alkalis would create the best lava lamps. They used litmus paper to test what type of liquid they had for their lava lamp and what ph level it was. Then the...
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  • 08/11/22

    Place name evidence from the Anglo-Saxons

    We have begun our new topic of the Anglo-Saxons and last week we investigated why they invaded Britain and how we know where they settled by looking at maps to show burial sites. We also looked for Anglo-Saxon place name evidence on maps of our area. For example, the Anglo- Saxon word burn means...
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  • 07/11/22

    Monster Mash-Up Morning – The Adventures of Meg and Mog

    As part of our Monster Mash-Up morning, children from KS2 visited the Year 6 classroom to take part in an identifying and classifying investigation: How can we sort sweet from savoury using only our sense of smell? The children were read a brand new version of ‘Meg and Mog’ in which t...
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  • 01/11/22

    Fire Safety Assembly

    All of our children have enjoyed learning all about fire safety with some of the fire brigade today. They have learned how to keep themselves safe during bonfire night and how to carefully handle sparklers.
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  • 21/10/22

    Reading buddies

    Year 1 and Year 5 had a great time learning things about each other this afternoon.  
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  • 21/10/22

    Final Grassroots gymnastics session

    This afternoon Year 5 have been showcasing their Gymnastics skills they have developed over the last 6 weeks. They have performed a range of balances, cartwheels, forward and backward rolls, handstands, headstands and so much more!
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  • 18/10/22

    Lower course of the River Tyne

    This week a Year 5 visited the mouth of the a River Tyne in Tynemouth. We looked at the differences between the river and land use at upper and middle courses compared to the lower course.
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  • 10/10/22

    Middle course of the river Tyne

    This morning we visited Corbridge to see the middle course of the Tyne river. We spent some time doing a field sketch and discussing the differences between the middle course and the upper course of the river at Kielder where the source is. Next week we are visiting the lower course of the Tyne r...
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  • 10/10/22

    World Mental Health Day 2022

    Today for world mental health day we were lucky enough to spend the day up at Kielder on our Geography trip. Being out in the fresh air can be great for our mental health. When we returned to school, we discussed different emotions and what we think when we feel each one as well as how we deal wi...
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  • 10/10/22

    Upper course of the River Tyne

    Today we ventured to Kielder to visit the source of the river Tyne. We studied the features of the upper course and sketched what we could see. Before we came to Kielder, we looked at maps of the area so that we knew what would be there. We noticed that the source is in a very rural area and that th...
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  • 16/09/22

    Gymnastics with Grassroots

    This week year 5 have been continuing with their gymnastics sessions. They have been working on different gymnastic stretches such as pike, straddle and tuck as well as front, side and back support.
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  • 16/09/22

    Music in Year 5

    This week we have begun playing the glockenspiel during our music sessions. We are currently focusing on the ‘Rock’ genre of music and are learning the song ‘Living on a prayer’.  
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