Year 5
Hi Year 5!
We hope you've all managed to activate your new school email addresses and were able to see the little videos we recorded for you :) We will do another for you this week and upload it to the same place.
This week's timetable has some really nice lessons - including cooking! Please try and do some of the tasks.
Please continue to email us!
Take care (and be good),
Mr Carpmail, Mrs Fatile and Mrs Shenton x
Wb 6th July
Hi Year 5,
We hope you're all keeping well and still having fun. It seems like a very long time that we've been in lock down and not in school, and I know it's getting harder to stay focused. But, we are so pleased with the emails we are still getting from you every week, showing us some of the fabulous things you are doing! Looking at them, we are really impressed to see that you are doing well to stay motivated and completing that work! Well done, guys! This week, we have another wide range of activities for you to complete. So, do your best, be creative and have fun! See you all again soon!
Mrs Fatile, Mr Carpmail and Mrs Shenton,xx xx xx
Fragile Planet Plastics - Powerpoint Presentation
Week commencing 22nd June 2020 Year 5 timetable
Well hi again Year 5! We hope all you lovely people are all well and have been enjoying the sunshine! A massive well done to those of you who are still keeping busy and sending us work - it is so lovely to see your efforts! Have a look at this week's timetable, and try and do all the activities if you can. Sadly, we are not going to see you this side of the summer holidays, but the good news is, we can spend a couple of week's together in September, before you go off to Year 6!! Yay!!
Try really hard this week to remember all the skills you have learnt in Year 5, when it comes to Maths and Writing - particularly the grammar! See you all soon-ish! Take care and stay safe, everyone.Have a great week.
Mrs Fatile, Mr Carpmail and Mrs Shenton.
Weekly timetable 15.6.20
Blue Planet Live Lesson
Sunday 7th June
Hi all, we hope you are all ok!
Attached is the timetable for this week. There are some really nice lessons and we really hope that you give them a go! Also, please make sure you are reading a little. We hope to see you all soon,
Mr Carpmail. Mrs Fatile and Mrs Shenton x
**Important message regarding White Rose Maths lessons - once you have followed the link on the timetable, please make sure that you SCROLL ALL THE WAY DOWN to the bottom of the page to access the videos and resources that are still free to parents, we have signposted the relevant week's work on our timetable. Enjoy, Mrs Shenton x
Sunday 31st May:
Hi Year 5 
We hope you've had a fantastic Half Term! The weather has been fabulous and I've really enjoyed seeing some of you out and about in the village over the last few days. The new half term starts tomorrow and sadly, it doesn't look as though you are going to be back in school for a while longer yet. Because of this, it is important that you settle down each day and do some work. We've set the lessons in the timetable so that you can attempt to do them without much adult support, so it's down to you to get into a good routine and try your best to learn! Your efforts will really pay off in the future. We are here to answer any questions you've got via email. Even when we are in teaching Year 6, we will have our emails open ready to hear from you. Take care and be good!
Mr Carpmail, Mrs Fatile and Mrs Shenton
Timetable: Wb 1st June
VIRTUAL ROYAL ALBERT HALL CONCERT 3.6.20
This week, the KS2 choir should have been excitedly travelling to London for our concert at the Royal Albert Hall.
Over 2,500 singers will miss performing together - but that’s not going to stop us singing! We’re creating
our very own version of AC Academy Does the Royal Albert Hall – virtually – so we can all get together
and sing our hearts out from our own living rooms. Our professional singers, AC Academy Scholars and
choir leaders will all feature on a background of previous performances from the world’s most iconic
concert hall.
There will be an EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE for performers, schools and families on Wednesday 3 June at 2pm
and 7pm, and on Friday 5th June it goes live to the nation at 7pm. A Youtube link will be put on the Home Learning page of the school website on Wednesday morning to enable you to access the concert and it will go live at 2pm and then again at 7pm.
BUT that’s not all, we’re making it part of a whole Virtual Festival Week (1-5 June). The full programme is
attached but here’s a flavour of what’s going on:
Throughout the week there will be live Sing N Shine sessions with Patrick for children and young people
(daily at 10am). They’re open to everyone via YouTube and Patrick will take you through the songs you’ll
be singing at AC Academy Does the Virtual Royal Albert Hall.
There is also a fantastic competition to get children’s creative juices. There are 3 categories and they can
enter just one or all three:
1. Create It!
Re-create the iconic Royal Albert Hall building as creatively as possible. You can draw it, paint it or
build it with things you might have at home - let your imagination go wild and let’s see what you
can come up with!
2. Sing it!
One of the songs in our Virtual Royal Albert Hall concert is ‘Symphony’ by Clean Bandit. We’d like
you to write some new words to either the verse or chorus on the theme of ‘Lockdown’. It might
be about how lockdown has affected you, or about what you are looking forward to when we
have a little more freedom to move around. Either write the words or perform the song if you
prefer.
3. Dance It!
We’d like you to come up with some new dance moves to one of the songs from the Royal Albert
Hall programme – so it could be to the Drunken Sailor, Symphony, You raise me up, a song from
the Mama Mia medley, whichever you think would benefit from some great moves!
The competition is open to anyone under the age of 18 and closes on Thursday 4th June at 12noon. We
will announce the winners on Friday 5th June at 12.30pm on our social media channels, where we will also
show the winning entries. This is all about getting involved and having some fun but there are also some
£10 gift vouchers up for grabs so what are you waiting for - get creative!! To enter there is a simple online entry form here:
https://forms.gle/7ZRR5yS2zcF8Rnuh6.
Please note that video entries should be no more than 30 seconds long.
We’ll have singing workshops for our Voice Squad workplace choirs; and twice daily Sing with Simon
sessions for our Voice Squads in retirement villages and care homes. We will also be launching a brand
new programme ‘Unlocking Musical Memories’ which will see our musicians perform specific sessions for
those suffering with dementia, working in partnership with organisations across the UK.
At 6pm each evening, grab a drink and settle in for a Question & Answer interview with some of the
fantastic performers we love working with: actor Mark Williams (known to millions as Arthur Weasley
(Harry Potter) Father Brown (BBC), international baritone Roderick Williams, wine writer and
broadcaster Oz Clarke and celebrated composer and conductor John Rutter, as well as a crafty beer with
Christopher Monks and senior AC Academy leaders at 6pm on Friday.
So do join us from Monday 1 June for a fantastic Festival Week and let’s raise the roof of a virtual Royal
Albert Hall. Follow us on Facebook and YouTube ahead of the Festival week and keep in touch via social media using the hashtag #ACvirtualRAH.
Wednesday 27th May 2020
Hi Year 5, we hope that you are enjoying your half term. There is a lovely link from the Canal and Waterway trust (see below) with lots of free resources for you to use over the coming weeks. Remember to stay safe near water and remain with a responsible adult!
We miss you all so much. Have a great half term break
Mrs Shenton, Mrs Fatile and Mr Carpmail
CANAL and RIVER TRUST
Does your daily exercise ever take you past a canal or river? Then you may enjoy taking part in some of these lovely activities from the Canal and Rivers Trust, or the activities might inspire you to find your local waterway. Remember to always stay safe and only visit the waterways with a responsible adult. Take a look and have fun:
https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/explorers/learning-from-home
Sunday 24th May:
It's Half Term this week! Have a great 'holiday' and enjoy the sunshine! (We'll put a new timetable up on here for you next Sunday (31st).
Week 3 Timetable
Week 3 Climate Change PP
Sunday 10th May 2020.
Hi Year 5.
We hope everyone is still staying safe, having fun and managing to complete some school work.
Have a look at this week's timetable, and complete the activities that we have set at a convenient time to your families throughout the week. You are free to do more than this if you like - but at least try to do what we have set, if you can.
It;s been really lovely speaking to so many of you and your parents this week and it has been lovely to hear about how you are all doing! It feels like such a long time since we all saw each other!
We have attached this week's timetable to keep you busy and out of trouble this week! :-) If you need any help, ask your parents or other adults, or email us and we will do what we can to assist you.
Remember to get outside and exercise too - and do lots of nice things with your family!
Don't forget, you can email us about anything else too! We'd love to hear from you and see what you've been up to. Send us some pics or comments on what you've been doing, and how you have been filling your time. We've had some great photos sent in - so thank you for those! See you all soon!
Mrs Fatile, Mr Carpmail and Mrs Shenton.
Our email addresses are c5@allesley.coventry.sch.uk (Mr Carpmail) , f5@allesley.coventry.sch.uk (Mrs Fatile) and s5@allesley.coventry.sch.uk (Mrs Shenton).
If your parents have any questions, then they can contact us using these addresses too! (Parents please note that these are official school accounts with fixed passwords so the children can use them safely 
)
Take care and stay safe
Mrs Fatile, Mr Carpmail and Mrs Shenton.
Weekly Timetable - Week Beginning 11th May
Weekly Timetable - Monday 4th May 2020
Friday 24th April
Hello Year 5s!
We really miss seeing you each day and we are busy making plans for the exciting day that we can return to school. This got us thinking about some questions that we would like to ask you so that we can think about how to make your learning as exciting as possible when we are lucky enough to teach you again. It will also help us complete some jobs that we are doing from home! It would be amazing if you could talk to your parents about these and then send us an email with your thoughts
- What is your favourite subject? What is it about this subject that you have enjoyed so much? (Maths, English, Science, Art, History, Geography, R.E., Design Technology, P.E)
- What theme have you enjoyed the most?
- Friend or Foe (which included a trip to Coventry Cathedral, Historic Coventry and RAF Cosford), Space-The Final Frontier, which included our trip to the Space Centre.
- What learning have you found tricky and why?
- What would you like to learn more about?
- What has been your best memory this year so far?
- What are you most looking forward to about being back at school?
If you could email us sometime next week that would be amazing!! (It'll also be great to hear how you all are)
Love
Mr Carpmail. Mrs Fatile and Mrs Shenton
P.S. We three are all really well, as are Mrs Underwood, Mrs Callaway and Mrs Cooke.
MONDAY 11th May 2020
NUMBOTS UPDATE!
This is an update about logging in to NUMBOTS: We know how much you are enjoying TTRS, so we thought we would tell you about another fun maths resource called NUMBOTS. If you would like to practise some of your mental addition to 100, you should be able to access using your TTRS Login and Password. You can access Numbots from here: https://numbots.com/ but if you struggle to login then please email your teacher to check it out for you. We look forward to hearing from you. Stay safe and well. Mrs Fatile, Mr Carpmail and Mrs Shenton.
Twinkl - to access these resources click on the link and sign up using your own email address and creating your own password. Use the offer code UKTWINKLHELPS. https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/year-5-school-closure-home-learning-resource-pack-t-e-2549914
This Twinkl resource is free. It has a range of different subjects with links to free resources. It even suggests the day that you could try them on. You certainly won’t be stuck for extra ideas and resources.
Classroom secrets home learning packs
Classroom secrets home learning packs are a great set of resources, which include maths, grammar and guided reading activities. Challenges start with RED for 'I'm getting there'; BLUE for 'I've got this' and GOLD for 'I'm challenging myself'. Finding it tricky? Try a pack from an earlier year group - practise makes perfect!
Parents - Want to reduce printing? Print off the answer booklet labelled LESS PRINTING and view the questions on your screen. NO PRINTER? Then simply type your answers onto the answer booklet labelled LESS PRINTING.
Maths
Why not click on the link below to practise your multiplication tables in a fun way?
My Maths
Follow this quick and easy link to start work on your MyMaths work.
Our school login details are:
Username: alps
Password: shape