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Welcome to Year 5/6: Engaging Learning with Mr. Cripwell, Mrs. Williams, and Team

Welcome to Year 5/6! Our dedicated team, including Mr. Cripwell, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Suter, Mr. Lydon, and Mrs. Beasley, supports students in becoming responsible learners. Emphasizing decision-making, self-evaluation, and independence, we encourage students to bring the correct equipment, manage homework, and present their work well. Weekly homework includes Literacy, Science, and Maths, while creative projects integrate subjects like Drama and Computing. This year, we explore the life of Shakespeare, his plays, and key themes in music, art, and humanities.

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Welcome to Year 5/6: Engaging Learning with Mr. Cripwell, Mrs. Williams, and Team

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  1. Welcome to Year 5/6 Mr Cripwell Mrs Williams Mrs Suter Mr Lydon Mrs Beasley

  2. Responsibilities • Monitors / buddies / role models • Decision making • Investigations • Self evaluation • Homework

  3. Independence • Children are expected to be responsible for: • Having the correct equipment for each lesson. • Making time to do homework and hand in on time. • Changing their own reading books. • Listening, thinking & learning. • Making good choices. • Presentation of work. These expectations help the children to prepare for the move to secondary school.

  4. Homework • Given out on Thursday; back in on Tuesday. • Learning Log – more in-depth task based on Literacy, Science, Topic, RE… • Maths – in separate folder. • Homework club – Thursday lunchtimes. • Reading book lists: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum. • Spellings – written in diaries at the start of week, tested at the end of the week. Spellings also put on school website.

  5. Other equipment • Art apron (named) • Book bag • Blue pens, pencil, whiteboard pens • 30cm ruler (not a bendy one!) • A pencil case that fits into their tray.

  6. Music • Singing songs from Macbeth. Creative CurriculumTopic-based learning Art • Making props • e.g. masks, swordsand shields… Literacy • Re-enact key scenes from the play. • Script-writing. • Poetry. • Persuasive letters. Computing • We are Web Developers. Macbeth – Hero or Villain? PSHE / RE • Materialism and greed. • Superstitions of the past. • Religious values. PE • Athletics. • Dance to music from Macbeth. Science • Mixtures and solutions.

  7. Holiday Homework Use websites or books to help you research about William Shakespeare. Make a detailed, well-presented poster. His life • Find 10 fascinating facts about his life; who he was; why he is still famous today… His plays • You may want to write about… • What type of plays he wrote. • Name four famous characters and identify the plays they were in.

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