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St Paulinus Catholic Primary Academy Temple Road, Dewsbury, WF13 3QE

01924 488282

office@stpaulinus.org

We are proud to work with all the Catholic schools across our two local authority areas, particularly as the Trust grows and benefits from the expertise and knowledge that other schools joining in the future will bring.

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Year 5

Mrs Weeks & Miss Wilkinson

 

 

Art – As artists we will:

  • Explore the artwork of famous print makers.
  • Explore reduction block printing.
  • Explore the work of Anna Atkins to create prints.
  • Combine Printing.
  • Create our own print design.

 

Computing – We will:

  • Creating games as Game creators.
  • 3D modelling.
  • Investigating concept maps.

 

Design Technology – As designers we will be investigating and create a structure. We will:

  • Investigate and evaluate a range of existing frame structures.
  • Practise skills and techniques needed to accurately join framework.
  • Make a teepee structure.

 

History – As historians we will study the history of Ancient Benin City:

  • Where and what was the Kingdom of Benin.
  • The Obas - rulers of Benin.
  • The Edo religion and the Edo state.
  • Benin and Europe and the looting of the Benin Bronzes.
  • Benin Bronzes.

 

English – As writers and communicators we will:

  • Write a setting description.
  • Write an invitation to a feast.
  • Write a job advertisement / wanted posters.
  • Letter writing – Beowulf to home.
  • Recount of the feast in mead-hall.
  • Explanation text writing – how to kill a monster.
  • To create a map from detail in text place.

 

French ­ -  As French linguists we will learn about ‘Chez Moi’:

  • Say and understand where we live.
  • Repeat, recognise and attempt to spell up to ten nouns.
  • Be able to ask others about their home.
  • Attempt to create a longer spoken or written passage.

 

Geography - The Globe. We will:

  • Identify the equator, the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn and the Greenwich meridian.
  • Identify the position and significance of latitude and longitude, the Equator, Northern and Southern Hemispheres, the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn,
    Arctic and Antarctic Circle, the prime/Greenwich meridian.
  • Begin to identify the position of time zones (including night and day).
  • To know the names of and locate some of the world’s deserts and describe what that environment is like.

 

Mathematics – As mathematicians we will be:

  • Converting units of measure.
  • Calculating with whole numbers and decimals.
  • 2-D and 3-D shape.
  • Estimate and calculating volume.
  • Problem solving.

 

Music - This term our music is focused around ‘Dancing In The Street’ by Martha And The Vandellas as well as consolidating everything we have learnt this year.

 

P.E. – As athletes we will:

  • Play net games and partake in Forest School.
  • Carry out athletics to prepare for our sports day.
  • Improve our swimming technique and water confidence.

R.E. – As theologians we will:

Life in the Risen Jesus

  • Understand that Jesus is risen from the dead.
  • Learn that Jesus is present among us in different ways.
  • Learn that there are different ways of praying.
  • Reflect on Jesus’ teaching and example on prayer.
  • Learn how to pray the Rosary.

The Transforming Spirit :

  • Know about the Ascension.
  • Understand what happened at Pentecost.
  • Understand how the Holy Spirit worked through the Apostles.
  • Understand that the popes are successors of St. Peter.

 

RPSHE - As we are continuing to develop we will:

  • Learn about the importance of mobile phone safety.
  • Learn about how we will grow and change.
  • Learn about what jobs we will like.

 

Science – We will be learning about the planets in our Solar System and forces. We will:

  • Be using Mathematics to model the dimensions of our solar system.
  • Be describing the movement of the earth and moon relative to the sun in our solar system.
  • Be identifying evidence that has been used to support a theory.
  • Be describing the movement of the moon relative to the earth.
  • Be using simple models to explain scientific areas, such as day and night.
  • Be explaining some of the effect of gravity.
  • Be planning, carrying out and explaining a fair test to find out how well different objects fall.
  • Be observing a variety of forces that slow things down.