Coppice Farm Primary School

PE/Forest school

Our PE days this term are every Tuesday and 

alternate Fridays.

The following chart will help know which days the children require their PE Kits:

 Friday 13th September - Forest School

Friday 20th September - PE

Friday 27th September - Forest School

Friday 4th October - PE

Friday 11th October - Forest School

Friday 18th October - PE

Please ensure you wear the correct PE kit to school on these days. 

Welcome to Awesome Ash Class at Coppice Farm Primary School, where learning is both fun and enriching! Led by Miss Malik and supported by our enthusiastic Teaching Assistant Mr. Grady, we're diving into an exciting half-term topic: rehabilitation and punishment. Our exploration kicks off with a thrilling trip to the Galleries of Justice, where students will gain firsthand insights into historical justice practices. Later in the year, we'll blast off into our Space topic with an adventure to the National Space Museum. Get ready for an engaging journey filled with discovery and excitement!

Our topics this year:

• Autumn 1: Rehabilitation and Punishment 
• Autumn 2: Material World
• Spring 1: To Infinity and Beyond
• Spring 2: Anglo Saxons vs. Vikings!
• Summer 1: Mapping it Out
•  Summer 2: The Mayans

Click here for the end of year expectations for Year 5

Year 5 ~ End of Year Expectations

Click here for the Long-term Curriculum Overview for Year 5

Reading at Coppice Farm

The children should have now all bought home their new Reading Diary for the year as well as books to read and enjoy at home. It is expected the children read 4 x per week with this being recorded in their diaries. These will be checked each Friday so please make sure they are in school.

Your child should now have two books to read at home – one will be a book banded book appropriate to where they have been assessed in school with the other being a ‘Reading for Pleasure Book’. The R4P book will sometimes be a higher degree of difficulty than their current ability so please help them where needed. The children have picked this book after visiting the library so will be something they are interested in.

We have a list in school of the Reading for Pleasure books the children have taken out of the library and these will be expected to be returned before another is issued.

Useful Links:

MATHS:

Keep practising those times tables!

Here are some useful links to maths activities:

BBC Super Movers

TTRockstars

Hit the Button!

Useful links:

READING:

It is really important to keep up your reading at home. 

Try these reading activities to go alongside your books - 

 Reading Challenges!

 Click the link below to access a variety of online reading activities.