• Stay Where You Are and Then Leave
• Wednesday 25th March 2020
• Thursday 26th March 2020
• Friday 27th March 2020
• Monday 30th March 2020
• Tuesday 31st March 2020
• Wednesday 1st April 2020
• Thursday 2nd April 2020
• Friday 3rd April 2020
• Monday 20th April 2020
• Tuesday 21st April 2020
• Wednesday 22nd April 2020
• Thursday 23rd April 2020
• Friday 24th April 2020
• Monday 27th April 2020
• Tuesday 28th April 2020
• Wednesday 29th April 2020
• Thursday 30th April 2020
• Friday 1st May 2020
• Monday 11th May 2020
• Tuesday 12th May 2020
• Wednesday 13th May 2020
• Thursday 14th May 2020
• Friday 15th May 2020
• Monday 18th May 2020
• Tuesday 19th May 2020
• Wednesday 20th May 2020
• Thursday 21st May 2020
• Friday 22nd May 2020

Welcome to the Year 5 class page! 

Above this message you'll find some work to be getting on with. Click on today's date and you'll find some Maths and English work to complete as well as one extra activity for the day. Come back every day for new activities.

You'll also find some reading questions to complete - just click above on Stay Where You Are and Then Leave. These will be added to regularly so keep checking back to make sure you don't miss any! Remember - I'm uploading audio versions of the chapters to the school YouTube channel so you can listen to my terrible accents as you read along. Click HERE to access them!

Rightio, then. Keep visiting this page to access your work (please date everything you do), keep filling in your reading journals and make sure you're playing Times Tables Rock Stars regularly. Try to keep a daily journal of everything that's going on at the minute, too - these are strange days and it might help to write down your thoughts and feelings. People might be reading your diary entries in school lessons in a century's time! 

Believe it or not, I might just be missing you all a tiny, little, almost microscopical bit (though it might just be an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, a crumb of cheese, a fragment of underdone potato... Long live Ebenezer!) so keep in touch if you can. Ask your families to contact us via the school Twitter app or email me at rob.crosby@sthelens.org.uk if you need anything.

Look after yourselves and others and stay safe!

All the best!

Mr Crosby.