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Year 5

Welcome to Year 5

 

Miss Cooper teaches Class 5C

Mr Warren teaches Class 5W

 

Our topic this half term is 'Pack Up Your Troubles' (World War 2)

 

This year our topics will be Ancient Greece, World War 2, Space, Saxons versus Vikings, Rainforests and Coasts and Rivers.  We are looking forward to incorporating these topics into our learning across the curriculum in a creative and engaging way.

 

Homework:

  • Spellings are set and tested on Monday. 
  • Multiplication tables are tested every day.
  • Homework folders are sent home on Monday and collected on Thursday.

 

 

Useful Information

Useful Websites

  • St Matthew's Church of England Primary School,
  • Portman Road, Ipswich,
  • IP1 2AX
  • Tel: 01473 251614
  • Email: office@stmatthewscevap.uk
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