Year 5: Gallery
Mondrian art, measure and area in Year 5, by Mrs Bailey
Date: 27th Jun 2017 @ 10:43am
We had great fun today measuring and calculating the area of rectangular shapes before putting them together in the style of Piet Mondrian.
Interactive maths day at Bishop's High School, by Mrs Bailey
Date: 27th Jun 2017 @ 10:22am
Eight of our Year 5 pupils represented Oldfield on Monday at an Interactive maths day held at Bishop's High School.
Everyone really enjoyed calculating measurements of various pyramid shapes and exploring Bishop's High School to solve word problems.
Their favourite part of the day was the Village Challenge. Each group was given a budget of £125 and had to use this to purchase materials for the village they were constructing. We were thrilled to see the Oldfield group working productively as a team, coming first in this challenge.
Thank you to Bishop's High School staff for coordinating the event. Our children had a great day and came back even more enthused about maths and about Bishop's.
Hinduism in Year 5, by Mrs Bailey
Date: 25th Jun 2017 @ 2:41pm
Our Year 5 pupils have split themselves into five teams to research different aspects of Hinduism. They will then share their findings to the rest of the class.
Diwali team - Thomas, Nathan, Sarah, Ben, Calum
Rama and Sita team - Charlie, Amelie, Jonny, Alex
Worship team - Cameron, Harry, Ruben
Family life team - Lucy, Connie, Olivia, Amelia, Shannon, Emma, Ruby, Macie, Poppy
Artefacts and symbols team - Sophia, Ryan, Matthew Y, Izzy, Ewan, Oscar, Eva, Lewis U, Matthew P
Y5 Story Boxes, by Mr Brown
Date: 27th May 2017 @ 7:24pm
Mrs Mabbott was extremely happy with the homework activity year 5 completed. Can you guess the story?
Y5 Conway April 2017 Wednesday, by Mr Brown
Date: 26th Apr 2017 @ 11:23am
Wednesday
We have packed and had breakfast.
One group are climbing, two are on the ropes and zip.
Y5 Monday Conway April 2017, by Mr Brown
Date: 24th Apr 2017 @ 12:22pm
Y5 Conway 2017
We had a great first day at the Conway Centre on Anglesey. Two groups climbed and had a go at the ropes course and the zip wire. Everyone had a great time. For tea we had either sausage, fish or pasta followed by a cream muffin. We visited the shop, played on the park and then had a go at the Nightline. We finished the day off with some supper and a DVD.
Judaism in Year 5, by Mrs Bailey
Date: 29th Mar 2017 @ 11:32am
Year 5 are enjoying finding out about the Jewish faith. We have been doing research into synagagoues and finding out what they are used for. After Easter we are going to be investigating Jewish artefacts and learning about their significance in the Jewish faith.
Designing Sandals, by Mrs Woodward
Date: 10th Mar 2017 @ 3:31pm
We had a lot of fun today designing and making our own sandals.
Y5 work on charities, by Mrs Bailey
Date: 3rd Mar 2017 @ 5:12pm
As part of our RE work we have been looking at the purpose and impact of charities on society. Following research into two charities - Christian Aid and Islamic Relief - we planned how we would set up a charity of our own. We enjoyed creating posters to promote our charities.
Y5 Global World Book Day, by Mrs Percival
Date: 2nd Mar 2017 @ 6:50pm
We had a lovely day today concentrating on World Book Day with a global theme. We read an African tale and listened to some beautiful African music while we were working on our writing based on the book.
Don't skip breakfast workshop in Year 5 , by Mrs Bailey
Date: 27th Oct 2016 @ 11:12am
Our Year 5 children have enjoyed taking part in a workshop led by the HealthBox Community Interest Company. Seona Dunne (a public health nutritionalist) and Jess Conner delivered the informative workshop which increased our awareness of what constitutes a healthy diet and why breakfast is so important.
Y5 children working on an exciting writing project with Antony Lishak, by Mrs Bailey
Date: 6th Oct 2016 @ 11:38am
What gift will you use to ignite the world?
Our Year 5 children have enjoyed working with Antony Lishak today on an exciting writing project. Mr Lishak is an author who writes fiction, non-fiction and historical stories. He has given us some of the books that he has written - one called Stars about people risking their lives to save others. It took him 8 years to research this book.
We asked him some questions to find out a bit more about him.
Where do you do your writing?
He has a writing shed. Sometimes he writes on paper, sometimes on the computer, sometimes he plans it out in his head. He is always thinking about possible story opportunities.
Where do you get your inspiration for writing from?
From everyday life. He believes we all have the ability to create stories in our head and if we listen to our imagination we'll be amazed at what stories we'll find.
He loves starting the story in a way that makes the reader stop and react, feeling that they desperately want to read more.
Which of the books that you've written is your favourite?
Stars. His second favourite is Henry's Boots.
How many books have you written?
Well over 100 - although he's only had 30 pubished. His message is, don't give up! If you want to be an author, persevere.
How old were you when you wrote your first book?
6 years of age - according to his mother!
Mr Lishak introduced the project, encouraging us to develop our ideas on what is important to us and consider how we can improve our world in light of this. Over the next few weeks we will be writing about these ideas and once our written work is completed he will put our pieces into a book, along with work completed by other children in neighbouring schools.
Topical issues written about today included war, homelessness, hunger, animal cruelty, global warming and poor educational opportunities.
To find out more about Antony Lishak, please use the link below:
Music production and composition in Year 5, by Mrs Bailey
Date: 7th Jun 2016 @ 2:41pm
Thank you to James Wyatt from Music for Life who has been working with our Year 5 children over the last few weeks. Our Year 5s have enjoyed learning how to use Garage Band on the iPad. Our budding musicians are producing and composing their own music.
Year 5 Outdoor Learning, by Mrs Bailey
Date: 16th May 2016 @ 7:48pm
We had fun learning how to pronounce and respond to actions in French.
Jodrell Bank , by Mrs Woodward
Date: 10th May 2016 @ 7:19pm
Y5 at the Conway Centre, by Mrs Percival
Date: 20th Apr 2016 @ 10:04am
We had an amazing time at the Conway Centre, have a look at what we got up to.
Learning Makaton sign language for Down's Awareness Day, by Mrs Percival
Date: 23rd Mar 2016 @ 12:36pm
STEM Science workshop, by Mrs Percival
Date: 9th Mar 2016 @ 11:49am
We had a great time at the Science workshop on Monday morning. Have a look at some of our photos
Y5 Forest Schools, by Mrs Percival
Date: 29th Sep 2015 @ 2:39pm
Year 5 Fire Safety Workshop, by Mr Huddart
Date: 2nd Jun 2015 @ 1:04pm
Shine non uniform day 2015, by Mrs Bailey
Date: 26th May 2015 @ 3:45pm
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Thank you to everyone who generously donated to the charity SHINE (Spina Bifida, Hydrocephalus, Information, Networking, Equality) on our non uniform day. We raised £178.25. As you can see from the photographs, yellow was central to our day! A special thank you to Mrs Stark and her team for organising a tasty yellow themed lunch.
If you would like to know more about the charity please visit their website (www.shinecharity.org.uk ) or talk to Clare Riley (a parent of children in Year 3 and Year 6). |
Year 5 Meet Ava!, by Mr Huddart
Date: 1st May 2015 @ 8:23am
Year 5 Residential, by Mr Huddart
Date: 23rd Apr 2015 @ 2:42pm
Conway Residential 2015!!! Here are some of the snaps from our great residential!
Year 5 World Book Day! , by Mr Huddart
Date: 6th Mar 2015 @ 8:50am
Thank you to all the children in Year 5 for dressing up, you all looked brilliant!
