Year 5
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Mrs Berry 5B |
Ms Bingham 5PB |
Mrs Paxman 5PB |
Mrs Clement-Smith 5B and 5PB |
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Autumn
On this page you will find useful information about routines for your children
in Year 5.
Important Details
KEY DATES
Monday 12th October - Woking Mosque Visit
Monday 11th January Winchester Science Trip
Wednesday 5th May - Friday 7th May Osmington Bay Residential Trip
Meet the Teacher Presentation September 2026
Children should bring Home School Diaries and Reading Books in every day.
Your child's login details required for them to complete their homework are stuck in in the front of their Home School Diary.
Their library barcode is also stuck in. To access Reading cloud they will need the number under the barcode. Click on the reading cloud link further down this page for more info. While the library is unavailable due to building work, children will have the opportunity to change their books each week in class with a selection of library books.
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Termly Curriculum Focus: Geography: Deserts History: Cordoba City of Light, The round city Baghdad
Religion: Ramadan, Islam
Our Science topics are: Earth and Beyond Forces
Maths
Maths Websites
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English
Termly Focus:
- Portal Story
- Instructions
- Warning Tale
- Witness Statements
Class story: 'The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe'
Library
To access the reading cloud and order your favourite books into the library, click below:
Books are issued for two weeks at a time but can be returned earlier. If your child wishes to keep a book for longer than two weeks, please send it in to school and your child can place it in the library box with a post-it note so that it can be renewed.
You can check which books your child currently has on loan along with the return dates on Reading Cloud. Log-in details are in the front of your child's home-school diary. If a book has got lost, we ask for a £5 contribution towards replacing the book. Please speak to your child's class teacher.
PE
Children should come to school in their PE kits on a Monday and Wednesday. Children should wear the colour t-shirt of the planet group they're in with blue shorts and trainers. Plain blue, black, or grey tracksuit bottoms or leggings and a similar sweatshirt (no logos please) should be worn as the weather becomes colder. If you prefer, your child can wear their school jumper or cardigan.
COMPUTING
In computing this term we are using Scratch to create a computer game; animation for a news report and character interviews; and programming on monitoring devices like Tinkercad and Microbit.
Park Mead Primary School, Park Drive, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6 7HB
01483 274315
info@park-mead.surrey.sch.uk
