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  • 21/10/22

    Mini Health Champions

    The Year 5 children have been training to be Mini Health Champions. They have had sessions on developing physical health, healthy eating and emotional well-being in the school. They have developed their own playground games and enjoyed sharing them with each other on the last day of term. They have...
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  • 04/10/22

    Year 5 writing

    Year 5 have been studying the narrative poem The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes and have used the text to inspire some diary entries. They have written in role as Bess to describe her day with the King’s guards. We are very proud of the results.  
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  • 27/09/22

    Hoops 4 Health 🏀

    The children in Years 5 and 6 were joined by the Newcastle Eagles for an afternoon of health, fitness and basketball. They started with a fitness station where the children learnt all about the importance of exercise and why they need to keep fit and played a game of clap and bounce with the Eagles...
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  • 22/09/22

    Year 5 Gymnastics

    In PE Year 5 have been practising their different shapes including dish, arch, pike, straddle and front and back support. They have also been learning to perform different counter balances. These will be built into routines later in the term.  
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  • 16/09/22

    Monoprints

    Year 5 are looking at architecture this term and after some observational drawings of their houses last week, have taken part of this sketch and turned it into a print. They focused on what they could actually see and not just what they thought they could see. They used printing ink and rollers to c...
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  • 15/09/22

    Year 5 Trumpets

    Year 5 have had their first trumpet lesson today and have learnt how to hold it and how to make a sound. They all did really well!  
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  • 06/09/22

    Viking raids!

    In our first lesson about The Vikings, the children learnt about the raids on Lindisfarne and how this affected the monks who lived there. We reenacted the raids in the playground to help us to empathise with them.  
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