Hello and welcome back to the Year Five Blog!
Blimey! I don't think my feet have touched the ground this week! Do you feel the same way? The build up to the end of any term is always very hectic but there's nothing quite like the Summer Term to help you realise what 'busy' truly means!
Anyway, enough of my rambling on, let's see what Year Five have been up to this week...
Wimbledon eat your heart out!
Words by Mr Dailey:
A superb sight it was this Friday afternoon with the best KS2 tennis players all attending the DASP tennis tournament. St Osmund's and St Mary's Pudd brought some exceptionally difficult players but ours battled on!
Huge congratulations to all the team for their hard efforts and for their sportsmanship with particular thanks to Noah and Evan for representing Year Five so successfully.
Thank you!
Miss Enever's Drawing
You have already been 'subjected' to Mrs Daniel's drawing (which really is improving!) so I thought it was Miss Enever's turn!
In case you were wondering, these are pictures that represent the events of 9th December in the book The Wreck of the Zanzibar by Michael Morpurgo. We had to try and summerise the chapter in six pictures which was rather tricky.
Worth a Mention Children
Oh dear.
Not all of the teachers wrote on the board this week.
Mr Duffy, consider yourself named and shamed!
I will put up a picture on Monday.
Well done to those children who are on the board this week, you will get your moment of glory, don't you worry.
Golden Time
Sadly, eleven Year Five children missed their Golden Time this week. Four (yes, four) children missed it this week as they were in Detention. Mmm, that's not good is it?
Can I be hopeful for next week? Please?
Transfer Day
Just a quick reminder that this Thursday is our Transfer Day. I can't believe that it has already been a year since we met the majority of you for the first time!
The children will find out who their Year Six teacher will be during morning registration and will then spend the first two lessons with them. During Lesson Three, the children will meet and spend the hour with their new Maths teacher. In the afternoon it will be business as usual.
Your teacher will run through what will be happening during the day with you so don't panic!
As it will be a very busy day in the world of Year Five, we ask the children that once they are registered they do not come back into the Year Five corridor. I know that sounds mean but trust me, it's much easier if we don't see you again until Friday when we will look forward to hearing all about your day.
Credit Collection
As the end of term is approaching rather rapidly, please don't forget to get your credits signed. Unless they have been signed by the teacher who has awarded them to you (or equivalent) they they won't actually count so get collecting Year Five!
Celebration Assembly
The last Celebration Assembly of the year will be on Monday 18th July at 9.30am in the Drama Hall. We will be reviewing the fantastic year that we have had with a couple of surprises along the way!
So, that's it for another week.
Thank you for the super comments last week, please keep them coming this week!
Have a good week everyone!
Mrs Ray
(who is having the usual sleepless nights about Transfer Day!)
