Hello and welcome back!
I hope you’ve all had a fantastic 6-week break and are feeling ready for Year 5!
Whether you're returning or joining us for the first time, I’m really excited to get to know you all and make this year one to remember!
There’s plenty to crack on with and lots of exciting things to fill you in on, but for now, let’s just take it one step at a time and ease back into the routine.
Starting a new year can feel a bit nerve-wracking, but remember, you’re not alone. We’re all in this together, and I’m here to support you every step of the way.
If you ever need anything or have any questions, feel free to reach out. I’m always here to help.
P.E
This year you are lucky enough to have both Mr Wheaton and myself teaching you P.E.
Mr Wheaton will teach you outdoor P.E on a Wednesday, and you will do indoor P.E with me on a Tuesday afternoon. You will need to come to school wearing your P.E kit, please make sure you are wearing appropriate P.E kit for both indoor and outdoor sessions.
Homework
Maths homework is set on MyMaths each week, unless I have given them a sheet to take home. This should be handed in before Thursdays. Please work with us to stress the importance of doing homework each week, as this always follows on from what we have been doing in class.
Please continue to read with your child every day, it is incredibly important and hugely appreciated.
I am so lucky to have all of you in my class and look forward to seeing all the amazing work you produce! If any parents/carers ever need to speak to me, feel free to grab me at the end of the day or ring through the office, I'll be happy to answer any questions you have!
Miss Lockley
Spellings:
These will be tested on Friday 20th June
Class Spellings:
eject reject
abject dejected
adjective injection
conjecture interject
projectile trajectory
These will be tested on Friday 27th June
manage demand
command manual
manicure mandatory
manuscript manipulate
manoeuvre manufacture
MRS WEAVER'S GROUP
Could children please go over these words and learn the ones they are not sure of. These are the words they have been given as spelling homework since September, so they should have already been learning these. Most of them will have these in their spelling books, this list is just to help fill gaps for those children that were perhaps off school or didn’t have their homework books to get the spellings for that week.
Many thanks,
Mrs Weaver
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