Year 5

This morning, Year 5 and 6 had an exciting and inspiring session all about hydrogen power! We kicked off the day by learning how hydrogen can be used as a clean, green energy source, helping to reduce pollution and support a more sustainable world.

The highlight of the morning was a…

Year 5 created expressive self-portraits using mixed media techniques, combining drawing, colouring, and collage to explore identity and creativity.

This morning Year 5 had a visit from the CO Crew. We learnt all about the dangers of Carbon Monoxide along with what to do in certain situations when the dangerous gas is present.

Well done Year 5! Fantastic work!

Our Year 5 scientists have been exploring a fascinating aspect of human development in their recent lessons: how our bodies change as we grow older! This week, they put their own vision to the test. Armed with eye charts, they carefully measured how their eyesight performed at different distances.…

Our Year 5 class had an incredibly active history lesson this week as they delved into the world of the Maya civilisation! To truly understand the culture, they tried their hand at Pok-a-Tok, the ancient Mesoamerican ballgame. While perhaps not quite as high-stakes as the original, the children…

Year 5 had great fun using protractors to measure angles on their tables. They worked carefully to identify and measure a variety of angles all around them.

Well done Year 5!

On an exciting trip to Chester Zoo, Year 5 pupils embarked on an engaging orienteering course. We just so happened to meet one of the dads, who works at the zoo, and he gave us some great guidance! Armed with maps and compasses, the pupils navigated their way through the zoo's diverse habitats,…

Year 5 had an exciting visit from Cheshire Fire and Rescue yesterday! The firefighters gave a fun and informative talk about fire safety, including how to stay safe at home and what to do in an emergency.

Afterwards, the children explored the fire engine, learned about the equipment, and…

In a lively Year 5 classroom, students eagerly used Oreos to model the phases of the moon. By scraping off the cream to mimic waxing and waning crescents, they transformed a simple snack into a hands-on astronomy lesson. It was an engaging and delicious way to explore the lunar cycle!

In their online safety lesson, Year 5 learned how digital content can be edited and why it's important to think before trusting what we see online.

This afternoon, Year 5 shared what they've learnt in music these past 10 weeks. They played several songs to our Year 4 class.

Well Done Year 5! 

Year 5 had an amazing time taking part in the Road to RIAT event! We started by designing and creating our very own rockets, testing them out to see how far they could fly. It was so much fun seeing everyone’s creative ideas take off (literally!).

Next, they worked in pairs to design a…