Year 5
Year Five
Miss Braimah (5B), Mr Lewis (5Y) and Miss van Biljon are supported by Mrs Venn and Mrs Hunt.
Curriculum
At St. Helen’s we are committed to developing the whole child through a broad and balanced curriculum. We provide children with a wide range of learning experiences and exciting child lead focuses.
Click here to view the Year Five Curriculum Map Overview.
Supporting Learning at Home
In year 5, the children are expected to progress towards being confident and independent learners. We recognise the extremely important role parents play in their child’s education and believe that parental support at home with homework and projects are essential in helping children to achieve in education.
The children are given an hour of maths and English homework each week, as well as spellings to learn and a reading record to fill in.
We hope the children read widely and for pleasure, to help them the children will always have a reading book borrowed from the class library.
In September we held a Curriculum Evening to support parents with understanding the expectations for Year 5. Please click here to view our presentation.
Year Five Expectations
In all subjects, the year 5 children are given a teacher assessment. This happens throughout the year to ensure all children are making progress. The children’s attainment is measured using the bands below. The end of year 5 expectation is 5S. The children in year 5 are then assessed against the Target Tracker bands to ensure all children are making good progress.
| 5B | 5B+ | 5W | 5W+ | 5S | 5S+ |
| Autumn | Spring | Summer | |||
| The end of year five expectation is a 5S. | |||||
News & Photos
Year 5 had the opportunity to go on a pilgrimage to Walsingham along with pupils from St. Joachim's. Although it was a long day; the children had a fun time learning about history of Walsingham, having a beautiful mass and ending the day with a walk down Pilgrim's way.
Useful Links
English Links
Literacyshed
Website: https://www.literacyshed.com/
Description: Fantastic selection of reading, spelling and writing activities.
BBC Bitesize
Website: www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks1bitesize
Description: This website is packed with games and activities to support your child's learning in school.
Maths Links
Active Learn
Website: www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/planning#abacus
Description: Use your child’s login to access lots of fun and interactive games.
ICT games
Website: www.ictgames.com/resources.html
Description: A selection of fun games to support mathematical skills.
