Class 5/6 2023-24
Class teacher :Mrs J Clark (Deputy Head)
Teaching Assistant: Mrs N Finnigan.
Welcome to Class 5. We are a mixed Year 5/6 class. The children work very hard and we would like to share some of the interesting and exciting activities that we do in school. We are becoming young adults and try to work towards achieving respect, responsibility and challenge. We are now old enough to start thinking about what contribution we can make to the community and the wider world. We hope you enjoy looking at our work.
Please click on these links for information about Class 5/6, what we have been up to and what is planned in the curriculum this year.
Yearly curriculum overview
Class News
Learn to ride a bike day.
Wednesday 20th September. Some of us will be learning how to ride a bike.
St Matthew's Church visit.
On Monday 9th October we will be visiting the church to investigate the question "Why do some people believe in God?"
Bikeability week.
W/B Monday 2nd October. The children will be learning to ride safely on the roads.
Visit to London
On Monday 16th October we will be visiting the Houses of Parliament in London.
Border Moves
On Monday 13th November we will be doing African drumming and dancing.
Author visit
On Wednesday 31st January Frank Cottrell Boyce will be visiting us.
Science Trip
Friday 2nd February 2024 Visit to Catalyst Science Museum
Year 6 Residential.
We are going to Robinwood in Wales for an outdoor pursuits holiday in July.
Recommended Books for reading.
We went on our first visit of the year to St Matthew's Church so that we could investigate the question "Why do some people believe
in God? "
Our local firefighters came into school to talk to us about firework safety.
We went on a visit to London and for many of us it was the first time that we had visited the capital city. We had an amazing day which started on the 7.24am train from Stockport station. We went on a tour of the Houses of Parliament and we met our local MP, Navendu Mishra. We saw many of the sights and visited Buckingham Palace. We went to Trafalgar Square and went into the National Art Gallery. It was a day that we will never forget.
Border Moves visited us to teach us African drumming and dancing.
Millie's Trust came to school to teach us first aid. This was part of our work with Stockport County.
Class 5 completed their community training in conjunction with Stockport County and the Premier League.
Many of us have been achieving our certificates for completing our reading challenges.
We have been busy learning about electricity and investigating circuits.
Games for practising basic maths facts