Friday 11th September 2026
Year 5/6 Blogpost 11.09.26
Dear Parents,
Happy Friday. The children have loved coming back and this week we have looked at our world and how it is changing We are looking forward to learning more about Earth and space in the coming weeks.
We would like to thank all of our Parents/ Carers for making sure that full school uniform is worn. Children were reminded that shoes and not trainers should be worn, as in line with our uniform policy.
We would also like to thank you for supporting the children to make sure that homework is completed. Without your support, the children are not able to make the progress that we would like this year.
ROALD DAHL DAY Roald Dahl day falls on Sunday this year so we will be celebrating on Monday. Your children are invited to dress up as a Roald Dahl character but normal school uniform if they do not want to dress up.
Year 5/6 Homework Tasks.
CGP BOOKS
MATHS Year 5 Pg 9 (Powers of 10) Year 6 Pg 24
ENGLISH Year 5 Pg 62+63 (Punctuating Speech) Year 6 Pg 8 (Antonyms and Synonyms)
Reading: Remember 15-20 minutes reading to an adult every day is the optimum and should be continuing into Year 6. Please also encourage your child to read by themselves and then discuss the text afterwards, sharing opinions, their favourite part or questioning what happened so as to ensure that your child is understanding the text as well as reading it. All children will record their home reading in school.
Spelling words - please practise these at home by revising them from your spelling and times table notebook and by writing them down. Your children have been given the 2nd spelling list.
Times table practise - next week we are looking at 6s. Please practise these at home by revising them from your spelling and times table notebook and by writing them down.
TTRS/Sumdog - lots of practise on these amazing programmes that complement what we learn at school. Please see your reading diaries for login details or message your class teacher using Dojo.
House Captains. Next Thursday, we will be holding House Captain elections. If any of our Year 6 pupils would like to be considered for this role, please encourage them to prepare a speech or presentation to explain why they would be good for this role (these have been discussed with the children in class).
We hope that you have a wonderful weekend.
Mrs. Hurley and Miss Harvey