Read at least 5 times before next Monday.

Find an example of commas being used in a list in a reading book.

In your blue books, complete your maths questions. Start on Basecamp or Climbing.

Can you name some ways that you have individual liberty?

Log into Spelling Shed and practise your spellings on the assignment you have been set.

You can take the test from Wednesday but it must be done by Friday.

Practise your times tables. Complete 25 minutes of TTRS each week. See if you can beat any of your previous scores and make it on to the Year 3 leader board!

Read at least 5 times before next Monday.

Must be signed by an adult.

In your blue books, complete the Maths arithmetic questions.

Can you name some ways that you have individual liberty?

Log into Spelling Shed and practise your spellings on the assignment you have been set.

You can take the test from Wednesday but it must be done by Friday.

Practise your times tables. Complete 25 minutes of TTRS each week. See if you can beat any of your previous scores and make it on to the Year 4 leader board!

You should be reading everyday – do not worry about recording the pages that you have read… enjoy the book instead!

Rewrite the sentences to include an appropriate conjunctive adverb or

adverbial to link ideas together. Use the word box for ideas.

Remember adverbials can move places in a sentence so ensure to

punctuate the sentences correctly.

Can you name some ways that

you have individual liberty?

Practise your times tables on Times Table Rocks Stars. Aim for at least 30 minutes per week.

Practise your spellings on Spelling Shed. Aim for 30 minutes per week.

It is the week that Year 6 pupils sit their SATs. We wish them all the best and renew our own determination to do the best we can for our turn next year. Good luck, Year 6. We will be supporting them by giving them our classrooms each morning. We have lots of activities to do outside.

The theme for the week is ‘British Values – individual liberty’. The word of the week is liberty - being able to express ourselves, within the rule of law and without losing respect for others.

Forest school is Rainier (first group) this week. The children must not bring football kits to wear for Forest School. Please note it will be Rainier (second group) next Tuesday 20 May.

Spellings this week are revision words:

ascend, awkward, species, probably, transferring, receive, writer, thought, dough, conscience.

Read at least 5 times before next Monday.

Practise your spellings on Spelling Shed.

Practise your times tables on Times Table Rocks Stars.

SATs take place from Monday to Thursday. 

Remember to get to school for 8:20am and join your teachers and friends for the SATs breakfast. Everyone is welcome to join, even if you are not eating! 

Get a good night’s sleep every night.  

You might feel nervous.  This is okay.   

You know a lot more than you think you do. You can do it!  It will all be okay, just try your best.   

Whatever happens, remember we all think you are brilliant just the way you are!