Oak
- 5th March 20193rd June 2025
Welcome to Oak Class- Year 5/6
Class Information
Our Teacher is Miss Hamer.
Our Teaching Assistants are Mrs Peckham and Miss Whitehead.
Homework Information
Homework will be set in pupils' homework books as well as some additional online learning set on Times table Rock Stars. This will be given on a Friday and will be due in the following Friday. Homework books with linked spelling activities will need to be handed in on a Thursday so they can be marked ready to hand back on Friday with new homework. Spelling tests will also be on a Friday.
Weekly homework will consist of:
*reading aloud at least 3 times weekly to an adult
*learning a spelling list
*a spelling activity e.g writing sentences linked to set spellings or a 'super scoder' worksheet
*completing a maths activity linked to our classroom objectives
PE
Athletics - Monday (outdoor kit)
Net and Wall -Friday (outdoor kit)
What have Oak Class been up to?
Science Class
Year 5/6 enjoyed Science out in the sunshine today! They were tasked with changing variables and planned investigations on ‘ volcanoes’. …
Workshop with Tony Bradburn
Year 5/6 enjoyed a Zoom workshop with author Tony Bradman. The children asked some excellent questions about their current class novel ‘Anglo-Saxon Boy’ and Tony talked to them about what…
Reading Models
Year 1/2 and Year 5/6 all look forward to their ‘Reading Role Models’ sessions
Understanding Dogs
The whole School have taken part in workshops today with a focus on understanding dogs’ behaviour and how to best look after our pets. The children loved meeting Lola and…
Music lesson
Year 5/6 have had a fantastic morning composing their own song with Mr Brown called ‘Lost and Found’.
Lancashire Mind
Year 5/6 began a project today delivered by ‘Lancashire Mind’ focussing on resilience. They enjoyed beginning their new workbooks!
International Aid
This morning we were joined by International Aid to learn about where our shoebox donations travelled to and the children who received them. This year the shoeboxes were gifts for…