Year 5

Year 5 news

The year 5 team for 2024/25 consists of Mrs Rowstron (5K) and Miss Cox (5L).

Year 5 PE days will be Tuesday and Friday during the summer term.

Homework is set every Friday and should be returned to school by the following Thursday.

This half term’s homework

Curriculum summary

Curriculum summary

Knowledge organiser

Reading and spelling

In addition to the weekly spellings, each child has their own Spelling Shed account.

To support our children to read regularly each week, online books (with a range of opportunities to develop reading and inference skills) can be accessed through Bug Club.

Learning showcase

Milby Primary School Facebook page

Art - manipulating portraits 21.03.25

Red Nose Day 2025

Art - Monoprinting 06.03.25

World Book Day 2025 - 06.03.25

Science - dissecting flowers 28.02.25

History - Ancient Greek day 24.02.25

Whitemoor Lakes February 2025

Whole class instrumental lessons - keyboards

Jack and the Beanstalk pantomime - 10.01.25

Christmas crafts with Friends of Milby

Science - Making solutions

To continue our learning about mixtures and separation in science, we moved onto solutions today. We made different mixtures and worked scientifically to observe changes, noting down whether the mixture was soluble or insoluble. This helped us to identify solutions.

Art and design - I need space

In art and design, the children have combined their drawing skills with their print making skills to create a futuristic image. The children crafted their own collagraph plates before printing textured backgrounds, which they then used to draw onto. Using a range of media, the children drew out of this world images of the future!

Science - mixtures and separation (sieving)

We are currently learning about mixtures and separation in science. Since experimenting with mixtures, we moved onto sieving today. Now we can define the term sieving, describe how sieving separates mixtures and determine when it is more effective to use sieving or magnetism to separate a mixture.

PE - tag rugby

The children have been thoroughly enjoying their PE lessons on our new playground. They are now able to explain the role of a defender in a competitive game, tag opposition players in isolation and apply basic defensive positions in a game.