Year 5 Weekly Blog 22.05.26- ‘Rest isn’t a reward for the work, it’s part of the work’

What an exhusting, warm and yet exciting week it has been to finish our penultimate half term of the year! The first half of the week has been different for the children, with Mr O’Shea taking charge of the classroom whilst I was on residential. He could not have been more complimentary of the children and the level of respect, kindness and attitude that they had shown him- you did me proud! The end of the week has been action packed too with us having our forest school takover day, which the children and staff loved! (some of us enjoyed this a little too much). On Friday, many of our Year 5 members represented our school in the annual swimming gala competition, an event that often carries a lot of pressure and excitement- the children did themselves and the school very proud.

Conversation starters

History- Which part of forest school did you find the most enjoyable? Which part did you find the most calming?

Let’s Celebrate

As if our end of half term tradition, the children have voted for their star and learner of the half term.

Virtue Star of the Half Term: Our virtues for this half term are attentive and discerning. The star goes to Martha.

Learner of the Half Term: Issac


Notices

  • Homework- Please check the homework blog for your child’ weekly homework, including the deadline date.

  • School reopens on Monday 8th June

  • Cooking in DT- Apologies for the delay on the children’s cooking lesson for their spaghetti bolognese. This will take place on our first day back after half term (Monday 8th June).

  • Gym Jam Jog Friday 12th June- This will begin at 8am.

  • Sports Day Wednesday 17th June starting at 1:30pm

  • St Bedes Taster Day Wednesday 1st July- Children will need to come to school in full school uniform (no PE kits) with their own pack lunch.