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September whole school attendance:

September attendance by class: Rec AG 96.1% Rec KH 95.6% Y1AB 97.6% Y1R/L 96.4% Y2MN 96.4% Y2CS 95% Y3MM 99.3% Y3HM 96.3% Y4DD 98.5% Y4ML 97.4% Y5BS 98.4% Y5LW 96.6% Y6LT 97.3% Y6LJ 94.9%

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  • East Bailey,
  • Killingworth,
  • Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
  • Tyne and Wear, NE12 6SQ
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Year 5 LJ

Welcome to Y5LJ!

Our Class Text:

 

Last term we read the creepy 'Room 13' by Robert Swindells. We absolutely loved it and so wanted to read something just as gripping and exciting. We voted for the amazing 'Crater Lake' by Jennifer Killick. It is all about a school residential trip that goes wrong. We can't help but find comparisons to our High Borrans trip! 

 

Autumn 1

Rivers of the UK and Beyond

 

In Year 5 this term, we have been learning all about rivers of the UK and beyond. In geography, we looked at the main features of a river and the journey of a river from source to mouth. We looked at a number of different rivers in the world and even wrote our own non-chronological reports about our favourite ones. We now know loads of facts about the Ganges, the Nile, the Amazon and of course the River Tyne! Did you know that the River Tyne was an important part of Geordie history? Not only has it been around since before the Roman times, it was also essential for the transportation of coal to London and other cities in the 19th and early 20th century. It was also used for ship building.

 

Autumn 2

How did Britain change during the Tudor reign?

 

We are learning all about the Tudors, but not just about Henry VIII and his six wives! We will be learning all about the battle of Bosworth and the start of the Tudor reign and the interesting history of Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth I. Mary was famous for her religious persecution of Protestants to restore Catholicism in England when on the throne (how she gained the reputation of “Bloody Mary”) and how this changed her popularity across England from high to low. We will also learn about how her marriage to Prince Phillip of Spain influenced this. Finally, we will study how the Tudor dynasty ended with the Elizabethan era, a period so significant in history it is called England’s golden Age. 

 

Spelling Shed Overview - Year 5

Homework Example - Uploaded onto Seesaw every Friday. 

 

 

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