St Peter's CE Primary School Cassington
St Peter's
CE Primary School
Cassington
Willow Class – Years 5 & 6
Welcome to Willow Class!
Years 5 and 6
This page is filled with exciting class news, pictures of things we’ve done and more. We are very proud of all the work you have produced this year.
Do you have any ideas for this page? Why not let us know!
Ancient Greek Homework.
16/07/20 - Year 6 (accompanied by Mrs Bushnell and Mr Jeffries) perform the Train Song!
16/07/20 - Year 6 performed their own radio play of Harry Potter
Some science project fun!
We may be at home but the learning carries on! Some fantastic art projects using the Italian painter Canaletto for inspiration.
Y5 homework to design a company to trade goods
Book reviews of our class book Skellig.
Our visit to the Mosque learning about how it is an important part of the Muslim community
Investigating trade by making and selling shapes.
Investigating Genetic Variations and Natural Selection by making baby Reeboks.
Debating whether we should leave or stay in the EU
Mince Pie Monday!
Making Mead and Baking Viking Bread
Forest School at the Farm
Hrothgar the Viking came to visit.
Viking Menu Homework
P.E. Dance and Movement
Saints Individual Research Homework
Forest School Fun
Viking Boats Testing Our Forces Knowledge
Investigating Air and Water Resistance
Re-enacting theViking RAID at Lindisfarne
Enjoying Arts and Crafts Activities with Residents of Churchfields Care Home
Forces in gymnastics video by Tara
Fantastic Forces videos by Huxley
Fantastic Forces!
UsingThe Ancient Art of Weaving to create Yggdrasil - The World Tree
Viking Rune Printing
Huxley's Viking Video
A fabulous video Huxley completed for his viking homework.
Learning About Forces Using A Dance Mat!
Willow Class Viking homework!
Viking Myth Poster Presentations
Rounding Numbers During Maths
First Yoga Session of the Year
Topic KCV
Hello and welcome to Willow Class' page! We are delighted with the mature start the children have made to this academic year.
I shall be discussing the expectations regarding homework at the upcoming curriculum meeting; however, in the mean time, I would like to express just how important it is for the children to hit their weekly reading targets. It makes SUCH a difference to the progress they make throughout the year.
As ever, any questions or issues you would like to discuss, please do not hesitate to pop in and chat.
Kind Regards
Mr Long