This week, Year 5 enjoyed an exciting lesson from Tech She Can, all about how we use robots in everyday life. The children explored the many ways robotics support us at home—such as vacuuming, cooking, or helping with reminders—and learnt how different types of programming allow robots t...

 This week, Year 5 continued their Design & Technology project on bridges. After researching a range of famous bridge types and the features that make them strong, the children worked in groups to design their very own bridge structures. Each team chose different features to focus on...

This week, Year 5 became young engineers as they explored different ways to strengthen materials for their bridge projects. The children tested techniques such as folding, layering, tubing, and adding triangular supports to see how each method improved stability. They experimented with paper, car...

For Michael Rosen Day, Year 5 enjoyed a wonderful poetry morning inspired by one of his funniest poems, Hot and Cold Food. The classroom was full of creativity as pupils wrote their own versions, adding imaginative twists, surprising foods, and plenty of humour. After writing, the children teamed...

This week, Year 5 used play dough models to explore how tectonic plates move and why the continents drift. Pupils shaped different coloured dough into plates, fitting them together like a giant Earth jigsaw. They then pushed, pulled, and slid their plates to see what happens at different boundari...