Class 5 Highfields

Class 5 enjoyed a trip to Selly Manor Museum yesterday to enhance our history topic, the Tudors! We loved seeing how the Tudors would have loved and learnt lots of interesting facts.

Year 5 enjoyed making Tudor purses as part of our history topic this afternoon 🌹#highfieldshistory

Practical fractions activities in maths today #highfieldsmaths

Class 5 dressed as their favourite characters for World Book Day 📚

Year 5 enjoyed kicking off safer internet week learning the Space Code with @saltminetrust's Blast Off performance and workshop. We know how to stay safe online and who to talk to if we feel uncomfortable.

@Highfieldspri No wonder Mrs Phillips has no voice this morning! 🙈

So much action in one video! 2 of #GroupsAB in a crate stacking drama & in the background a member of #GroupCD overcoming a powerfan fear...even EB had to cheer her friend on whilst hanging around! #Residential2025

Silver for our kickboxing superstar. Well done DKB! We are all so proud of you and can’t wait to hear all about it next week!

Photo trail tonight around the centre

We are all rooting for DKB who has made it in to the final of the kickboxing European Championships! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

A small group of @Class5Highpri and @Class6Highpri pupils have made use of the apples off the school apple tree today. Mrs Drover has guided them through the cooking of delicious apple crumbles. 😋 🍎🍏

#Autumn #wreath making , book marks and Autumn poems for a small group of @Class5Highpri and @Class6Highpri pupils today.

Some lovely Autumnal #transient #art produced by a small group of @Class5Highpri and @Class6Highpri pupils today.

Today in #highfieldsmaths we were using our place value grids to create numbers up to and within 1 million! Ask the children how to read a 7 digit number and they will tell you how to do it!

The competition was hotting up in #highfieldsmaths. We played a place value revision board game and the children were showing their competitive side!

After reading our text, we were inspired to ensure that no crisp packets were left behind! We headed out in our community with litter pickers and gloves to tidy up. The children were so keen and enthusiastic, as were the members of the public who saw us and were cheering us on!

Last week was poetry week and each class read Somebody Crunched Colin by Sarah Roberts. We loved sharing the story and completed a number of exciting activities throughout the week.