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Sunday 15 November · Autumn Term 2026
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Parents' Evening for Reception
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Ms BickerstaffClass Teacher
Mrs CampbellTeaching Assistant
PE days
Mondays and Fridays
PE Monday and Friday. Sturdy trainers, no jewellery.
Reading books
Fridays
Home pack in every Friday. Reading book, spelling book and homework inside.
Spellings test
Tested Friday
Set on Monday. Look, cover, write, check.
Maths practice
10 mins a day
Times tables on TT Rockstars
Keeps itself up to date. On Android, use Google Calendar.
Year 5Words with silent letters
Year 6Words ending in -ough
Set on Monday. Look, cover, write, check.
Times tables on TT Rockstars
Year 5 are focusing on place value, addition and subtraction, statistics, geometry and measures. Year 6 are focusing on place value, decimals, addition and subtraction, and multiplication and division.
We will be reading 'The Nowhere Emporium', where children are transported into a world of magic and enchantment. After half term we will be reading 'Goodnight Mister Tom', a WW2 story with a variety of themes.
Science: Electricity. Recognising electrical symbols, understanding the components of a circuit, creating simple circuits and explaining why different components are needed for different circuits.
Geography: North America. Discovering the continent, how it differs from the UK, why industry is important and how children's lives are different. History: WW2. How people's lives changed after WW1, why WW2 happened, who Chamberlain was and the speech he gave, then the impact of WW2 on the North West. RE: Life as a journey. Is every person's journey the same, and why do people of faith make pilgrimages? At Christmas, how our celebrations reflect its true meaning.
Art: Drawings. Learning about Henry Moore and understanding perspective, vanishing point and horizon, then completing a drawing in his style. Music: Technology. The difference between digital and live sound, how technology is used in the music industry and why music brings people together. PE: Gymnastics, learning to balance and create sequences, plus swimming throughout the term.
Computing: Coding. Learning to code efficiently, simulate a physical system, use functions, strings, text variables and concatenation. French: Learning who they are, where they live and who is in their family.
Learning about ourselves and our relationships with others. We will particularly look at working together and how we can solve friendship problems.
Goodnight Mister Tom
The Diary of a Young Girl
Curiosity: The Story of a Mars Rover
How Does a Lighthouse Work?
Every parent is automatically a member. We run the Christmas Fair, the summer BBQ and the bun sales, and everything raised goes straight back to the children.
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