Year 5 Bulletin

Messages emailed to Year 5 parents

2 years ago
Posted on 05th Jun 2023 by

5N Guided Reading

This morning, the children planned an informative presentation to persuade people to visit the Great Barrier Reef. They presented these to the whole class at the end of the day. Some fantastic art, computing and writing skills were displayed by the children, who thoroughly enjoyed the project!

2 years ago
Posted on 05th Jun 2023 by

5M Messy Maths Day

5M spent the day writing on their desks and then the playground! Identifying and measuring angles as part of their Messy Maths Day – all the children thoroughly enjoyed it!

2 years ago
Posted on 05th Jun 2023 by

Carnival Help from ALL parents!!

Dear Parents and Guardians,

As part of this year’s carnival, we are celebrating local heroes and keyworkers. Please may we request any photos of your parents in their work uniforms to use for our display as part of this year’s carnival?

Any parents who are: police officers, fire fighters, doctors, nurses, refuse collectors, teachers, cleaners, caretakers, carpenters, plumbers etc. These will be much appreciated.

Please send your photos directly to Mrs Jukes. The contact e-mail is natalie.jukes@taw.org.uk.

If we could have these photos by Thursday at the latest, this will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you Mrs Jukes

2 years ago
Posted on 05th Jun 2023 by

Year 5 Swimming / 5N PE

Please could all children make sure they have their swimming kits in school tomorrow (Tuesday 6th June). Please remember goggles and swimming caps if you have them.

In addition to this, please could children in 5N come to school in their PE kits tomorrow ready for their session with Miss Goodall from NGHS.

2 years ago
Posted on 04th Jun 2023 by

5OP – Beech’s Base! 05.06.23

Good afternoon everyone from 5OP!

We hope that you have all had a wonderful half term!

Just a quick reminder about Beech’s Base tomorrow afternoon. You will need to bring your Beech’s base kit as normal – be mindful of the weather and old clothes will be better (incase you get muddy).

See you all tomorrow,

Mrs Ollerenshaw x

2 years ago
Posted on 01st Jun 2023 by

Yr 5 Messy Maths

As Monday 5th is Messy Maths day at NJS we thought we we would share what the children will be doing in Maths today.

Please don’t worry – we wont be getting “messy!”

We have set up the classrooms so the children have a messy desk – covered in tape.

The children have been challenged to identify, predict and measure each of the angles.

We have also draw some chalk angles onto the playground for the children to complete the same.

Team Yr 5

2 years ago
Posted on 19th May 2023 by

Shropshire Cricket Fun

For the next few weeks, we are lucky enough to have Ryan Lockley into school with us, one of the Shropshire Cricket coaches. Ryan will be working with Y3 and Y5 children, helping them improve their cricket skills. Mr Moody, Mr Leonard and I might even learn some new skills hopefully.

2 years ago
Posted on 16th May 2023 by

Year 5 Mosque Trip!

What a brilliant and informative trip year 5 children have had visiting a local mosque. The children’s behaviour was impeccable and they should be extremely proud of themselves. They asked very inquisitive and appropriate questions and drew lots of similarities and differences between Islam and many religions such as Christianity.

This trip will certainly help build our learning as we continue Islam for the rest of the summer term.

2 years ago
Posted on 15th May 2023 by

Mosque trip 16.05.23! Reminders for children…

The children will be attending Wellington Islamic Mosque. This trip has been set up through our link with Hollinswood Multicultural Service and has been planned to follow up on the Year 5 Beliefs and Values topic of Islam. Children will be attending during the afternoon and therefore, will have lunch as normal at NJS.

During the visit the children will have an opportunity to explore the Mosque, making comparisons between the building and a Christian church, ask questions to the Imam and also be able to make links between the classroom based learning they have done and what this looks like in reality.

For the upcoming visit to the mosque, the children will be required to come to school prepared with the following:

  1. School uniform is appropriate for visiting the mosque however as much skin as possible needs to be covered. For example: tights to be worn, leggings, jumpers/cardigans (down to wrists).
  2. The girls are required to wear a headscarf to cover their hair. Boys are required to bring a hat or cap to cover their hair also.