Peer assessment
Year 5 took part in a peer assessment session. They found lots of ways to improve their writing.
14“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him.”
Romans 8:28
Hello and welcome to Year 5!
Your teacher this year is Mr McKenna and your LSA is Mrs Hartley.
| Day of the week | What should I bring to school today? |
|---|---|
| Monday | Reading book. Spellings handed out |
| Tuesday | Reading book |
| Wednesday | Reading book and homework |
| Thursday | Reading book and PE kit |
| Friday | Reading book |
Click on the link below for details of the Year 5 curriculum.
Useful websites to continue your learning at home:
https://student.readingplus.com/seereader/api/sec/login
https://www.purplemash.com/login/
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/Search.aspx?AgeGroup=3
https://nrich.maths.org/primary
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/levels/zbr9wmn
https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/
There are also lots of learning games on Purple Mash. Your child’s teacher will be able to provide login details for your child.
The children have access to TT Rockstars, please encourage your child to log on at home. If your child is not sure what their login details are, please ask and they will receive a copy.
Every child has access to Reading Plus, please encourage your child to log on at home. Reading Plus is a great tool to help your child improve home their comprehension skills. There are copies of their log in details available in class if they need need them.
Year 5 took part in a peer assessment session. They found lots of ways to improve their writing.
14Year 5 enjoyed playing magnetic darts during wet play and it involved a fair amount of addition calculations.
11Year 5 created fantastic art work in the style of American artist Alma Thomas.
11Year 5 took part in a wonderful Harvest trail across different areas of our school site.
10Year 5 enjoyed eating their porridge and learning about the valuable work carried out by Mary’s meals.
12Year 5 have been learning that we all have a mission, no matter how big or small. They created a mission which they can carry out at school. One group’s mission was to help some year 3 children play tennis.
10Year 5 had a wonderful maths party day. They took on a number of very creative maths tasks.
10Members of Junior leadership team, School Council & Rights Respecting ambassadors attended a visit to the Liverpool Civil and Family Court to take part in a mock robbery trail. They were all given roles to play and even took part in a question and answer session with 3 serving judges from the Crown, Family and Employment courts.

Year 5 took part in a beautiful Prayer and Liturgy about hopes and dreams.
132Year 5 had an amazing time stepping back in time to make Viking pottage with the fantastic team from Food for Thought! The children loved getting hands-on with the ingredients and learning how the Vikings cooked their meals.
165Year 5 have been busy investigating which materials make the best thermal insulators – real scientists in action!
161Year 5 took part in a Prayer and liturgy, celebrating the Jubilee as we become pilgrims of hope.
225Year 5 created Ancient Greek comedy and tragedy masks. The used plaster of Paris to make the masks and painted them trying show the facial expressions of comedy or tragedy.
307Year 5 had a fantastic time during sports day. Lots of effort and smiles throughout the day.
290Year 5 enjoyed learning about how artefacts tell us about the culture and life of ancient civilisations.
295The children worked really hard when trying to create pulley systems and gear systems. They tried different materials and carried out a very good evaluations of their products.
357Year 5 created rectilinear shapes using cuisenaire rods. They had to calculate the perimeter of those shapes.
355Year five really enjoyed acting out the model text, it helped them to understand how the character reacted to his environment.
312Year 5 enjoyed taking part in a science investigation into how we can seperate solids and liquids using filtering.
323Year 5 led today’s Advent prayer and liturgy, celebrating the 2nd Sunday of Advent – Peace.
336Years 5 and 6 went on wonderful museum trip to the Imperial War Museum in Manchester.
353Year 5 led a beautiful remembrance prayer and liturgy. This included a visit from friend of St Clare’s, Pipe Major James Axon who performed a wonderful lament (Flowers of the Forest).
343Year 5 created their own biomes. This included the weather,vegetation and animals for their biomes.
331Maths was lots of fun today in year 5, we took part in a maths lesson outside, creating symmetrical shapes and took part in lots of TT Rockstars tournaments.
338Our Junior Leadership team and School Council members from Y5 and Y6 took part in an exciting opportunity at the Liverpool Civil and Family Court today.
They were invited to a question and answer session with 3 judges currently serving in the North West. Including a Crown court criminal judge, a family judge and an employment judge. It was fascinating to find out about their roles. We then took part in a ‘mock trial’ looking at a case of cyberbullying. We were all given a role to play and even got to dress up in robes and wigs worn by judges and barristers in court.


Year 5 enjoyed carrying out an investigation into which material is the best thermal insulator.
344Year 5 spent their English lesson considering the thoughts and emotions of runaway slave Henry ‘Box’ Brown.
343Year 5 and 6 took part in a writing workshop led by children’s author Marie Basting. The children produced some fantastic stories during the workshop.
347Year 5 took part in an extremely engaging workshop delivered by the NSPCC.
316Year 5 carried out a wonderful black history prayer and liturgy. The children read extremely. Well done year 5.
338Year 5 created different 3D shapes from cubes to hexagon prisms and cones. Great effort from all the children.
356Year 5 carried out a number of triangle investigations. There was a prize for the winning team.
334Year 5 enjoyed researching into the achievements of the Ancient Greeks and how their legacy is a part of our daily lives.
375Year 5 had a wonderful afternoon creating Ancient Greek comedy and tragedy masks. The children are extremely creative and they really enjoy expressing themselves through art.
440Year 5 enjoyed taking part in sports day. Lots of effort from everybody involved, particularly Mrs Jones.
363Year 5 had a wonderful morning at the Palm House. They took part in art and craft activities. They also learnt about the history of the beautiful structure and about some of the fabulous plants which can be found there.
394Year 5 spend the day creating their own comic books with fantastic storylines and illustrations. We have lots of future Stan Lees in our midst.
358Year 5 and 6 showed fantastic cricket skills during cricket club sessions. We have really talented young people at our school.
345Year 5 enjoyed planning and creating different types of bread,importantly they were able to eat it afterwards.
397One of our fantastic year 5 children with his brilliant drawing of the Liverpool skyline.
377As part our our forces topic,year 5 created parachutes and carried out an investigation into how air resistance affects falling objects.
354Year 5 carried out a parliamentary style debate on whether school uniform should be phased out. A number of children changed their minds and went against the party whip. Keeping school uniform won the vote. Democracy in action.
369Year 5 took part in a walk through the local community asking for safer places to cross and walk.
352Year 5 experimented with different ways to make Greek comedy and tragedy theatre masks.
355Year 5 thoroughly enjoyed playing a competitive game of rounder.
365Year 5 made a healthy Greek dip as part of learning about healthy eating
378year
60Year 5 enjoyed learning about the Palm House and creating wonderful bird houses.
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