Class 9
Welcome to Class 9!
Welcome back to a new school term! I hope you've all had a restful easter and are refreshed and ready for a new school term. Summer term is lined up to be a very busy one for us with all Sports Day, Year 6 Residential, Year 6 SATs and the Year 5/6 performance. Information about all of these key events will continue to be shared via the weekly newsletter as well as Parentmail.
Please find below some key information for the coming school term. This page will also be updated regularly with important information. Don't forget to also follow our school Facebook page to for lots of photo updates too!
On arrival, children should make their way straight down to Class 9, through the door near to Class 5 and 6.
If you do have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to speak to me on the playground at the end of the school day or by making an appointment through the school office.
Key Information
Class 9 Team
Mrs Fraser - Class Teacher
Miss McLaughlin / Mrs Weaver - classroom and intervention support
Wednesday - Children will be taught in by Mrs Hall whilst I am out of class to fulfil my responsibilities as one of our school SENDCos.
Thursday - In the morning, children will be taught RE by Ms Flint and PE by Ethan, our Inspire + coach
Mobile Phones
All mobile phones brought into school must be handed into me at the start of the school day. They will then be returned to children at the end of the school day. Mobile phones must not be kept in children's bags, coats or lockers.
PE
Indoor PE - Wednesday
Outdoor PE - Friday
Reading
Your child should now have a banded reading book and a diary. We recommend regular reading at home to support their progress, even in Year 5 and 6.
Children are also welcome to bring a second book into school of their own choice if they wish to do so.
We will also continue to develop our reading skills in class. This half term we will be reading the Nowhere Emporium (fiction) and A Really Short History of Everything (Non-fiction) during our reading lessons . We will also be reading The Kid who Fell Through Time as our class daily reader.
Spellings
Please not, spellings are posted for the next two weeks as I will be in Poland next Friday. Please ensure you practice the correct week's spelling
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 Spellings:
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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| angel eight eighth cage large change strange exercise experiment bicycle centre circle decide busy business once peace piece surface caught continue course glimpse loose worsen enough extreme because exercise pause surprise group guard amaze bronze gaze squeeze woman disappear
| island couple shuffle gentle wriggle library material shovel petrol several festival mention minute untie unleash unclear unscrew unheard uneven climb important imagine knee knock knife knot interest tear wear early earth germ giant energy women bomb thumb crumb bear pear
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Homework
Spelling homework will be set on a Friday. these will be available to view and/or print on this class page. This should be used to support your child in practicing their spellings using the Sounds and Syllables structure taught in class. There is no requirement to hand this back in, however, spellings will be tested every Thursday in class.
If your child has different spellings, these will be sent home with them.
Maths homework will also be set each week on a Friday on My Maths. This should be completed by the end of the following Thursday. Topics may be chosen to consolidate learning from that week or to recall and refresh prior learning. Logins will be sent home with your child.
In addition to this, all children will continue to benefit from regular practice on TimesTable Rockstars to continue to develop their rapid recall of both multiplication and division facts.
Residential Day 2
Residential Day 1
