Samos
Year 5, week ending 17.10.25
English This week we began a new unit; poetry and short stories. In our first lessons, we explored the text; highlighting our initial thoughts about the book and commenting on…
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This week… In English, we completed our two week unit on writing to entertain. Over the week, the children continued to work on writing devices to produce a vivid setting…
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This week… In English, we started our new unit, writing to entertain. In this unit, we will focus on setting descriptions. Our core text is ‘Cloud Tea Monkeys’ by Mal…
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This week in year 5… In English, it was our final week on non-chronological reports. We completed our drafts, edited & proofread with feedback from our peers and our teacher.…
Read MoreWeek ending 13th June 2025
Dear Samos You were absolutely fantastic this week. Your engagement during all lessons was brilliant. We had a great assembly about the significance of Pentecost and you presented…
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Dear Parents, Please use the following link to access your children’s online learning: Home Learning 03.02.23 Also here is the link for Greek Home learning: https://www.stcypriansprimaryacademy.co.uk/children/class-pages/greek-language/greek-language-year-5/ The logins for Purple Mash…
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Spellings for Friday 30/06/17: unhappy released remained misplaced distinguish disappeared disturbed disappearance unusual misunderstood
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As our topic of electricity comes to an end, we are asking the children to either bring in cardboard boxes and plastic bottles or make their own robot out of cardboard…
Read MoreWeek beginning 15/05/17
Literacy – This week we are continuing to look at poetry, in particular rhyming couplets. We are continuing to explore the use of simile, rhythm, and alliteration, as well as…
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Literacy – This week we are looking at poetry, in particular the different features. We are exploring the use of language, rythym, onomatopoeia, aliteration and rhyming couplets, as well as…
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