Eagles
Eagles is a delightful class of hardworking children who are making the most of all the many opportunities available to them.
Mrs Andrews is the class teacher - she really enjoys teaching Years 5 and 6 and has years of experience with these age groups. We are very lucky to have Mrs Southern as our TA.
In addition to English and Maths, the children study a wide range of cross-curricular topics.
Outdoor pursuits are encouraged in Eagles class with children experiencing the delights of a 3 day residential to Portland where they take part in kayaking, raft building, coasteering and many problem solving activities resulting in lots of team building!! A 3 day residential to London where the children take in the sights of our capital city is also held. They experience a variety of enjoyable landmarks such as The Houses of Parliament. A trip to the theatre to see a West End production gives a 'Wow' factor for everyone!
We also participate in a whole range of sporting activities, including, tag rugby, athletics, cricket, hockey, high 5’s, football and the Mini Marathon.
Monday 16th June 2025
Another exciting week ahead in the sports field. Our team for orienteering set off on Tuesday for the county finals! We wish the very best of luck to Flynn, Chloe, Imogen, Logan, Isabella and Juno.
Reminders:
Please remember to send in water bottles and hats during the hot weather.
Reading books and records must be brought in daily. Children should be reading with an adult every day.
TTRS is essential to revise the times tables.
Homework will continue to be handed out on the same days:
Maths - out on Monday, in on Thursday.
English - out on Thursday, in on Monday.
PE kits are best sent in on Monday and kept in school until Friday when they can go home for a wash.
Maths: Shape: to calculate angles in a triangles and quadrilaterals, in regular and irregular polygons, to investugate circles.
English: We are exploring The Jungle Book and practising using different tenses in our writing.
Book Club: The Last Bear by Hannah Gold.
Science: Biology: to investigate Darwin's finches.
History: What can the census tell us about the local area: to investigate what the census suggests about the jobs available in the 1800's.
Art: Sculpture and 3D. Making memories: to create a memory museum.
R.E.: Thematic: What matters most to humanists and Christians: to investigate what values matters most to Christians. How does it show?
Computing: Networks and the internet A1.
