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Ladybrook Primary School and Nursery

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Year 5

Welcome to Year 5

I am looking forward to working with you all this year! Keep an eye on this page for updates about our learning and useful information about what is happening in school.  Pop back and visit often to see what we have been up to!

 

Day

Teacher

Important information

Before / After school clubs

Monday

 

Miss Hobbs
 

Indoor PE

Spelling test/new homework set

Piano lessons

Karate (before school)

Football

Sewing

Tuesday

 

 

Performing arts

Wednesday

 

Woodwind lessons

Brass lessons

 

Thursday

 

Outdoor PE

Guitar lessons

Singing Squad

Brick Buddies

Friday

 

Enrichment - Orienteering this half-term

 

 

Please remember:

  •  All uniform, PE kit, coats and wellies should be labelled.
  • Coats, filled water bottles and book bags should be in school everyday.
  • For morning playtime children may bring 25p to spend at the tuckshop or bring their own healthy snack - absolutely no nuts please.

Autumn 1:

This half-term we have been diving into a range of topics.

History: investigating WW2 and the impact of this on Britain, as well as the hardships faced by others across Europe and further afield.

Computing: coding and programming MicroBits to complete different functions.

Art: exploring form through drawing and analysing the work of Henry Moore.

RE: discussing our Big Question: 'Why do some people believe in God?'

Enrichment: Orienteering

RE: 'Why do people believe in God?'

This term, we will be investigating our Big Question: 'Why do people believe in God?'

Part of our journey has been to look at arguments that a Theist may have to prove God's existence. We went outside to collect different things found in nature and examined them to see if we could find evidence of an 'intelligent designer'. 

We were amazed by the detail we could see up-close! Take a look:

Art: Henry Moore Sculptures

We have been exploring form through drawing this half-term - focusing on Henry Moore's WW2 shelter sketches.

We then progressed to making our very own Moore-inspired sculptures using wire and modroc. We concentrated on showing emotion through the form of the figures and kept the faces anonymous, just as Moore did.

They look quite haunting, sombre and really capture the feeling of war. Have a look at our works-in-progress:

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