Oak Class - Year 5 & 6
Welcome
Welcome to Oak Class.
Please click on the link see below to find out what happens in Year 5 and Year 6.
Here is the PowerPoint from the Year 6 SATs meeting - This will give you some information about the SATs along with some helpful websites that you can use at home to help support your child.
Year 6 SATs Information Meeting
If you're not sure about anything, please don't hesitate to contact me.
End of Year 5 national expectations (EXPECTED STANDARD)
End of Year 6 national expectations (EXPECTED STANDARD)
Teachers
Mrs Jefferies
Class novel
This term, our class story is Pig Heart by Malorie Blackman. This fantastic text introduces the idea of xenotransplantation (transplanting organs form one species into another). The children are very engaged in the text and many have the have already formed very strong opinions about what they believe should happen.

Weekly Homework
There is a new homework grid for the summer term. These activities are all linked to our Geography topic of climate change and our Science topic: classification..
You need to choose seven activities from the grid supplied. Click here for the details. You will be expected to complete an activity per week!
Your weekly homework needs to be handed in on Wednesdays. We will then share homework in class.
Daily Reading
In Year 5 and 6 the expectation is that you are reading every day for at least 20 minutes.
You need to choose from the 100 books on our class shelves or another age-appropriate text. Please ask if you're not sure.
Click here for Oak Class 100 books list
Your reading habits are monitored weekly and we ask that reading records, books and book bags are brought into school everyday.
Daily Spellings
Click here for week 7 spellings
Click here for week 6 spellings
Click here for week 5 spellings
Click here for week 4 spellings
Click here for Week 3 spellings
Click here for Week 2 spellings
Click here for Week 1 spellings
Click here for the statutory word list for Year 5 and 6. These are the words children are expected to be able to spell by the end of UKS2.
Click here for the statutory word list for Year 3 and 4. These are the words children are expected to be able to spell by the end of LKS2.
You may find this phonics chart useful when practising your weekly spellings.
Spelling test is on Monday
Daily Times Tables and mental maths
Your weekly times tables grids are shown below. Just click on the one that applies to you.
Times tables/ mental maths tests are on Tuesdays
Bronze award 2 5 10 tables 3 4 6 tables 3 6 9 tables 4 6 8 tables 7 8 9 tables 6 9 12 tables
mixed tables mixed tables (easier)
Silver award 2 4 8 factors 3 6 9 factors 4 6 8 factors 6 9 12 factors
Gold award 2 4 8 decimals 3 6 9 decimals 4 6 8 decimals 6 9 12 decimals 2 4 8 whole
Diamond award (arithmetic) BODMAS BODMAS (1) Five a day Fractions Five a day(2)
percentages Fractions (Dividing by integer) Five a day(2) Five a day(2) answers
Column addition Column subtraction Column addition (decimals) Divide by 10/100/1000
Platinum award (5 a day)
Level 1 Wk 1 Bronze Wk 2 Bronze Wk 3 Bronze Wk 4 Bronze
Level 2 Wk 1 Gold Wk 2 Gold WK 3 Gold Wk 4 Gold Wk 5 Gold
Week 6 Gold Week 7 Gold Week 8 Gold Week 9 Gold
Level 3 Wk 1 Platinum Wk 2 Platinum Wk 3 Platinum Wk 4 Platinum
Mental Maths (Summer term)
Year 6: Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6
Year 5: Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6
Year 5 and Year 6. Here is the link to Mathsbot for extra arithmetic practice. Remember to click on 'primary' and then KS2 Arithmetic
This week
Another busy week in Oak Class!
We had a visitor form the NSPCC who came into school to talk to us about the importance of speaking out and staying safe. We discussed lots of worries and issues that the children can face as well as discussing 'safe adults' that we can share our worries with. We also explored the Childline website and discussed how this can also be a way that the children can share nay worries that they may have. All of the children were engaged and shared thoughtful ideas and questions - our visitor was very impressed!

We have also continued to work hard to prepare ourselves for SATs. All the children have identified key areas that they would like to continue to revise over the last remaining week. They have all really impressed me with their focus and determination!
Curriculum Overviews:
- Curriculum statement - Autumn 1 Year A
- Curriculum statement - Autumn 1 Year B
- Curriculum statement - Autumn 2 Year A
- Curriculum statement - Autumn 2 Year B
- Curriculum statement - Spring 1 Year A
- Curriculum statement - Spring 1 Year B
- Curriculum statement - Spring 2 Year A
- Curriculum statement - Spring 2 Year B
- Curriculum statement - Summer 1 Year B
- Curriculum statement - Summer 2 Year A
- Curriculum statement - Summer 2 Year B
Knowledge Organisers:
- Art - Drawing
- Art - Drawing trees
- Art -Portraiture
- Geography - Climate Change
- Geography - Globalisation
- Geography - North America
- Geography - Sustainability
- Geography - The impact of HS2
- History - Ancient Greece
- History - Anglo Saxon and Vikings
- History - Anglo Saxons and Scots
- History - English Civil war
- History - World War Two
- RE - Sikhism
- Science - Animals including humans
- Science - Circulatory system and healthy lifestyle
- Science - Classification
- Science - Earth and Space
- Science - Electricity
- Science - Evolution and inheritance
- Science - Forces
- Science - Light
- Science - Living things and their habitats
- Science - Properties of materials and changes in matter
100 Books
This area will show all documents uploaded to the /docs/classes/oak_100_reads folder.
Documents will be shown in alphabetical order.
To list in date order, the folder should contain the word 'letter' or 'minute'.
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