
Welcome to Year 5/6!
The Year 5/6 Team: 2025-26 | |
Mrs Smith | Phase leader and class teacher (Maternity Leave) |
Mrs Hind and Mrs Kelly | Class teachers of class DeLacy (Year 6) |
Miss Mason | Class teacher of class Durand (Year 5) |
| Mrs Romain | Class Teacher (Maternity Leave) |
| Mrs McLoughlin | Teaching assistant class Durand |
| Mrs Snowdon | Teaching assistant class DeLacy |
Expectations
All planners MUST be in school everyday - they are vital for communicating with you, noting when children have read in school and recording homework tasks.
Reading has been proven to improve learning, so we encourage all of our children to read on a daily basis. Please continue to support us in this by listening to your children read at home, as well reading with them and discussing their book.
Our Class Reader
Each class has a dedicated class reader to continue to promote a love of reading and listening to stories.
PE
Children need to come to school in their PE kits on days where they are scheduled to have PE. Please ensure that your child has the appropriate kit and footwear on these days. As per the school policy, this includes a white t-shirt, black tracksuit bottoms or sports leggings and trainers or pumps. Football kits, t-shirts and hoodies with logos, normal leggings and any form of crop top are not permitted. Children without PE kit or who are not wearing the appropriate kit will be asked to wear spare kit provided by school. If children wear earrings, they must be able to remove them before the lesson as we cannot cover them up with plasters or surgical tape.
P.E. days are as follows:
Year 5 Durand: Wednesday and Friday
Year 6 DeLacy: Monday and Friday
Uniform
Please note that children should be wearing completely black shoes to school each day, as per the school uniform policy. Year 6 are permitted to wear their leaver's hoodies once they have received them, however other types of hoodie are not permitted.
Homework
Homework will be set each Friday and will be due in the following Friday. Each week children will have spellings to learn as well as either a reading task, a piece of maths work linked to what they have been learning in school or a SPAG activity. Failure to complete homework will result in children missing their break time or part of their lunch time during school in order to complete it.