Year 5 students have been engrossed in a world of numbers, solving short and long multiplication problems with newfound confidence. They have also embarked on a literary adventure, crafting the next chapter of Kensuke's Kingdom, weaving suspense and excitement into their stories. In the realm of science, they have delved into the mysteries of geocentric and heliocentric systems, exploring the historical context and scientific evidence that supports each model. Their geographical explorations have led them to looking at Ordnance Survey maps, mastering the art of identifying features and navigating their local surroundings. This mapping expertise has linked with their reading lessons, enriching their understanding and the history of Ordnance Survey maps. 

This week has been Anti-Bullying Week, and we've had the privilege of hosting a performance that emphasised the importance of speaking up against bullying.

Over the next couple of weeks, we will be learning:

Maths - We will be moving onto division. 

Writing - We will be writing the next chapter based on our class text Kensuke's Kingdom.

Reading - In Reading we will be focusing on our inference skills. 

Geography -  We will be exploring how land has changed over time.