Year 5 blog Friday 11th September 2026
Date: 11th Sep 2026 @ 3:56pm
Welcome to your Friday Blog
Home Practice
Reading
Please read out loud every day for 20 minutes. Use a dictionary to find the meaning of any words you don’t know or ask an adult.
Spelling
Here are your spellings this week. They are part of the Year5/6 statutory list that children need to learn.
bruise accommodate accompany aggressive according bargain amateur attached appreciate achieve available average cemetery committee ancient category apparent awkward
Counting
Count out loud in:
7’s up to 105 and back again 0,7,14,21…
40’s from 240 to 480 and back again 240, 280, 320…
200’s from 4200 backwards to 2800 4200, 4000, 3800…
Times Tables
Please keep practising your times tables. Everyone has their own targets.
Sumdog
Maths practise – individual challenge.
Spelling Challenge – practise sheets have been sent home and there is a practise test on Sumdog.
Please also continue to use the fluency booster on Sumdog.
Year 5 have worked so hard this week. The children have really put a lot of effort which is great to see!
Year 5 continued to practise reading out loud in class from the novel this week in English – ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’. They have also been practising handwriting as well as using similes and expanded noun phrases.
In Maths the class have been looking at decimal numbers and comparing them, as well as looking at place value. Well done Year 5!
In RE, the theme this week has been about Moses and his Covenant with God as well as introducing the Ten Commandments and talking about what they mean. Year 5 also attended a welcome mass this week in church with Father Michael.
Finally, the week ended with discovering the similarities and differences between the four countries of the UK. A super week of learning!
Golden stars this week
Star of the Week – Alexander
Super Learner – Lottie
Superstar Writer – Alice
Bookworms – Oliver and Eliza
Marvellous Mathematician - William
Special Mention – Georgie, Marvin and Evelyn
St Oswald's Catholic Primary School