As part of refugee week in maths, Year 5 calculated the distance travelled by Aya from the book 'No Ballet Shoes in Syria' from Aleppo in...

Year 5 analysed the poem 'Refugee' by Brian Bilston. Initially, they were shocked to hear such negativity towards refugees, so they...

Year 5 celebrated eco-day by making reusable bags. Children learnt all about the effect of single use plastics on the environment. Take a...

We will have fond memories of this celebration of a historic event - Long live the King!

Year 5 use science scribbles to support them with their independent work!

In Year 5 last week, children used compasses for the first time to create beautiful Islamic geometric patterns. How beautiful do they look!

As part of Number Day in Year 5 last week, children used times tables to draw cardioids, nephroids and epicycloids. Check them out below!

Year 5 LOVE collecting new and interesting vocabulary to use in their own writing!

In Autumn 1, Year 5 learned hockey for their outdoor PE lessons. Pupils had to understand and become confident with different types of...

Year 5 have produced some excellent listening, reading, writing and speaking skills in their French unit for the first half-term. The...

What a great start to division! Practical all the way! Year 5 nailed division using place value counters and I can't wait for them to...

"That was so much fun!" Sha (Year 5) What an incredible turn out to our Year 5 maths parent workshop last week! Children thoroughly...

The UK needs more scientists! Practical science allows children to explore the realities of the world. In Science, Year 5 investigated...

On Friday, Year 5 had the pleasure of visiting The Black Country Living Museum. This visit was linked to our history topic ‘Wolverhampton...