 The Year 5 team are looking forward to working with you and your child this year. We have so much fantastic learning planned and cannot wait to get started.
The Year 5 team are looking forward to working with you and your child this year. We have so much fantastic learning planned and cannot wait to get started. 

The staff that will be supporting your child in their learning journey this year are:
Class Teachers
5A - Miss C Clarke
5B - Ms S Azam
5C - Ms N Lawton
Teaching Assistants
Ms K Neville
Ms S Hussain
Ms D Parmer
Cover Staff (Tuesday PM):
Ms Ashfield
Ms Melia
Ms Beech

Should you need to contact a member of the Year 5 team, please use Class Dojo. If you do not have access to this, please speak to your child's class teacher or use the links below.
Yew Tree Primary School
Birchfield Way
Yew Tree Estate
Walsall
West Midlands
WS5 4DX
Tel: 01922 626926

5A - Monday and Wednesday
5B - Tuesday and Friday
5C - Monday and Thursday
Swimming will take place in 2 week blocks starting with 5A in September. More details about this will be posted on Class Dojo.
Swimming start dates
5A - 8th September
5B - 22nd September
5C - 6th October
Please make sure your child has their PE kit in school at the beginning of every half term and these will then be sent home again at the end of every half term. The PE dress policy can be found on the school website.

Topic 2 - Firedamp and Davy Lamps

Descend into the depths of Britain’s coal mines and discover how coal miners brought the precious coal up to the surface that was needed to power industry. How did it feel to work in a coal mine? How has the coal mining industry changed over the years and does it have a future? We’ll find out about the many dangers of mining and why health and safety laws are important in the world today, and we’ll use geological maps to identify coal seams in the UK. We’ll also learn about the importance of coal during the Industrial Revolution and the miners’ strikes.
Topic 1 - Investigating Our World

In this geography-led project, children will learn about locating map features using a range of methods. They will learn about the Prime Meridian, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), and worldwide time zones and study interconnected climate zones, vegetation belts and biomes. Children learn about human geography and capital cities worldwide before looking at the UK motorway network and settlements.
