Year 5 2014-2015
General Information: 
Class tutors: 
•Mr. Salinas (5.2) 
•Mrs McCarthy (5.1) 
•Vanessa Espinosa 
Rooms: 
• Room 0.12 for Year 5.2 
• Room 0.13 for Year 5.1 
(segundo pasillo, al final)
General Information: 
PE / Educación Fisíca: 
• Fridays (5.1 and 5.2) 
• Los viernes (5.1 y 5.2) 
PE kit, white soled trainers 
and no jewellry.
Speaking English: 
Children are expected 
to speak English at all 
times in the 
classroom. 
Children will miss 
playtime for speaking 
Spanish in English 
lessons. 
We will contact parents if children 
consistently struggle to speak in English.
Alex 0 1 2 3 4 5 
Aileen 0 1 2 3 4 5 
Neil 0 1 2 3 4 5 
Sarah 0 1 2 3 4 5 
Mairead 0 1 2 3 4 5 
Nicole 0 1 2 3 4 5 
Adele 0 1 2 3 4 5 
Simon 0 1 2 3 4 5 
Matt 0 1 2 3 4 5
Behaviour: 
Behaviour is monitored using the Class 
Behaviour Chart. 
Each child begins the day on 0. 
If a child does not follow our class rules, 
he/she is given a verbal warning. 
If misbehaviour persists, he/she is moved 
to 1. 
If a child reaches 5, he/she must see Mrs 
Stanford and parents are informed. 
Certain unacceptable behaviour goes 
straight to 5. (fighting, swearing)
Written Homework: 
•Given Fridays/ Recibidas los viernes 
•Handed in by Wednesday/ 
Entregadas los miercoles 
(Maths task / Tarea de matemáticas 
English task /Tarea de inglés 
Science Review / Repaso de ciencias)
Written Homework/Tareas 
Escritas: 
Suggested time for Homework 
•Maths 30 minutes 
•Literacy 30 minutes 
•Spelling 30 minutes 
Homework folder for photocopies. 
At the end of each term, empty 
folder.
Maths Homework/Tareas de 
matemáticas:
Maths Homework/Tareas de 
matemáticas: 
Login: tbsoc 
Password: 
pythagoras 
Followed by 
the child´s 
own login and 
password. 
Same as 
2013-14
Maths Homework/Tareas de 
matemáticas: 
Children may do the homework directly, but if they 
are having difficulty, we suggest they go back and 
review the lesson. 
It is important that the children press “Checkout” 
when they finish and so save their work.
Spellings: 
Spellings are given on a 
Friday. 
Children must learn them 
and practise writing them 
(Look, Say, Cover, Write, 
Check). 
Children must complete an 
accompanying task. 
Weekly test will also 
include some unseen words, 
testing application of the 
spelling focus.
Reading: 
•Stage book/libro de la esquema 
•Chapter book/ libro de libre 
eleción 
Children change their stage book 
as frequently as they wish. 
(Minimum of once a week) 
Children change their chapter 
book as they wish too.
Reading: 
•Children record title/stage/date 
in their green reading records. 
•Reading as a daily habit. (after 
school, in bed, bedtime story) 
Reading Eggs will not continue this 
year. 
www.oxfordowl.co.uk
There are 250 books, searchable 
by age, book band and genre.
Diaries: 
•Homework and curriculum content 
for the coming week will be recorded 
in children diaries. 
•Any parent/teacher communications 
are also recorded in the relevant 
week. (paper clipped!) 
•Please, ask your children to give us 
the diary if there´s a message. 
Signature confirms reading.
Webpage: 
•We will update the Year 5 webpage 
weekly with details of homework, 
spellings upcoming dates and 
reminders. 
•http://bscprimaryyear6.pbworks.com 
Login: bscparents 
Contraseña: gato2fresa
Reports and Parent Meetings 
•Due to changes in how assessment is 
carried out in the UK, reports will be 
objective based. 
•The assessment criteria will 
be getting ready, (preparando) going 
steady (progresando) and got it! 
(alcanzado)
Reports and Parent Meetings 
MATHS 1st 
term 
2nd 
term 
3rd 
term 
Know prime numbers 
up to 19 
getting 
ready 
Multiply and divide 
numbers by 10, 100 
or 1000, including 
decimals 
going 
steady 
Read and write 
decimal numbers as 
fractions 
got it
Reports and Parent Meetings 
•Parent meetings – October and 
March 
•Reports (3), end of 1st, 2nd and 3rd 
terms.
Communication 
We understand that parents 
communicate through the medium of 
whatsapp. While it is a useful tool to 
find out what´s happening at school 
or for reminders, we ask that any 
concerns be directed towards the 
year 5 teachers and/or Mrs Stanford, 
in order to avoid confusion and 
misinformation.
Doñana 
•Year 5 Trip is to Doñana National Park. 
•Eventhough it is not until the final term, we feel 
it would be beneficial to the children to begin to 
save towards the cost of the trip. 
•It is an excellent opportunity to teach the 
children the value of money and how gratifying it 
can be to save towards a project.
AUTUMN SPRING SUMMER 
LITERACY Instructions, Poetic Style, 
Novels by significant authors 
(“The Iron Man” by Ted 
Hughes), Older Literature 
Persuasive Writing , Stories 
from other cultures , Choral 
and Performance poetry, 
Traditional stories, fables, 
myths, legends, Recounts 
Graphic Novels and film 
narrative (“The Piano” by 
Aidan Gibbons), Classic 
narrative poetry, Dramatic 
Conventions 
MATHS Place Value, Ordering numbers 
Measure, 2D shapes, angles, 
triangles, multiplication, division, 
fractions proportions Reasoning and 
explaining,, addition, subtraction, 
word problems 
Place value of decimals, ordering 
rounding decimals, Measuring length, 
weight and capacity,multiplication, 
division, Fractions, decimals, 
percentages, ratio, proportion, 2D and 
3D shapes, parallel and perpendicular 
lines, reasoning and explaining, solving 
mathematical puzzles, addition, 
Subtraction, Using a calculator, Time, 
Problem solving 
negative and positive numbers, 
using a calculator, multiplication 
and division, factors and common 
multiples, division , time, fractions, 
decimals, percentages, ratio and 
proportion, symmetry, co-ordinates 
reflection, translation, Problem 
solving, visual puzzles 
SCIENCE Earth, Sun and Moon 
Forces 
Changing states, 
Changing Sound 
Life Cycles 
ART Topic related 
art 
Objects and 
Meaning 
Containers 
HISTORY/ 
GEO./DT. 
Ancient Egyptians Water Making Instruments 
ICT Internet Safety 
Programming 
Programming Programming
Thank you for your continued support 
and interest. 
Please, do not hesitate to contact us, 
via the diary or Mari Pilar, if you have 
any questions. 
We look forward to a rewarding 
academic year for everyone. 
Mr Salinas and Mrs McCarthy

Year 5 Parent presentation

  • 1.
  • 2.
    General Information: Classtutors: •Mr. Salinas (5.2) •Mrs McCarthy (5.1) •Vanessa Espinosa Rooms: • Room 0.12 for Year 5.2 • Room 0.13 for Year 5.1 (segundo pasillo, al final)
  • 3.
    General Information: PE/ Educación Fisíca: • Fridays (5.1 and 5.2) • Los viernes (5.1 y 5.2) PE kit, white soled trainers and no jewellry.
  • 4.
    Speaking English: Childrenare expected to speak English at all times in the classroom. Children will miss playtime for speaking Spanish in English lessons. We will contact parents if children consistently struggle to speak in English.
  • 5.
    Alex 0 12 3 4 5 Aileen 0 1 2 3 4 5 Neil 0 1 2 3 4 5 Sarah 0 1 2 3 4 5 Mairead 0 1 2 3 4 5 Nicole 0 1 2 3 4 5 Adele 0 1 2 3 4 5 Simon 0 1 2 3 4 5 Matt 0 1 2 3 4 5
  • 6.
    Behaviour: Behaviour ismonitored using the Class Behaviour Chart. Each child begins the day on 0. If a child does not follow our class rules, he/she is given a verbal warning. If misbehaviour persists, he/she is moved to 1. If a child reaches 5, he/she must see Mrs Stanford and parents are informed. Certain unacceptable behaviour goes straight to 5. (fighting, swearing)
  • 7.
    Written Homework: •GivenFridays/ Recibidas los viernes •Handed in by Wednesday/ Entregadas los miercoles (Maths task / Tarea de matemáticas English task /Tarea de inglés Science Review / Repaso de ciencias)
  • 8.
    Written Homework/Tareas Escritas: Suggested time for Homework •Maths 30 minutes •Literacy 30 minutes •Spelling 30 minutes Homework folder for photocopies. At the end of each term, empty folder.
  • 9.
  • 10.
    Maths Homework/Tareas de matemáticas: Login: tbsoc Password: pythagoras Followed by the child´s own login and password. Same as 2013-14
  • 11.
    Maths Homework/Tareas de matemáticas: Children may do the homework directly, but if they are having difficulty, we suggest they go back and review the lesson. It is important that the children press “Checkout” when they finish and so save their work.
  • 12.
    Spellings: Spellings aregiven on a Friday. Children must learn them and practise writing them (Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check). Children must complete an accompanying task. Weekly test will also include some unseen words, testing application of the spelling focus.
  • 13.
    Reading: •Stage book/librode la esquema •Chapter book/ libro de libre eleción Children change their stage book as frequently as they wish. (Minimum of once a week) Children change their chapter book as they wish too.
  • 14.
    Reading: •Children recordtitle/stage/date in their green reading records. •Reading as a daily habit. (after school, in bed, bedtime story) Reading Eggs will not continue this year. www.oxfordowl.co.uk
  • 15.
    There are 250books, searchable by age, book band and genre.
  • 16.
    Diaries: •Homework andcurriculum content for the coming week will be recorded in children diaries. •Any parent/teacher communications are also recorded in the relevant week. (paper clipped!) •Please, ask your children to give us the diary if there´s a message. Signature confirms reading.
  • 17.
    Webpage: •We willupdate the Year 5 webpage weekly with details of homework, spellings upcoming dates and reminders. •http://bscprimaryyear6.pbworks.com Login: bscparents Contraseña: gato2fresa
  • 18.
    Reports and ParentMeetings •Due to changes in how assessment is carried out in the UK, reports will be objective based. •The assessment criteria will be getting ready, (preparando) going steady (progresando) and got it! (alcanzado)
  • 19.
    Reports and ParentMeetings MATHS 1st term 2nd term 3rd term Know prime numbers up to 19 getting ready Multiply and divide numbers by 10, 100 or 1000, including decimals going steady Read and write decimal numbers as fractions got it
  • 20.
    Reports and ParentMeetings •Parent meetings – October and March •Reports (3), end of 1st, 2nd and 3rd terms.
  • 21.
    Communication We understandthat parents communicate through the medium of whatsapp. While it is a useful tool to find out what´s happening at school or for reminders, we ask that any concerns be directed towards the year 5 teachers and/or Mrs Stanford, in order to avoid confusion and misinformation.
  • 22.
    Doñana •Year 5Trip is to Doñana National Park. •Eventhough it is not until the final term, we feel it would be beneficial to the children to begin to save towards the cost of the trip. •It is an excellent opportunity to teach the children the value of money and how gratifying it can be to save towards a project.
  • 23.
    AUTUMN SPRING SUMMER LITERACY Instructions, Poetic Style, Novels by significant authors (“The Iron Man” by Ted Hughes), Older Literature Persuasive Writing , Stories from other cultures , Choral and Performance poetry, Traditional stories, fables, myths, legends, Recounts Graphic Novels and film narrative (“The Piano” by Aidan Gibbons), Classic narrative poetry, Dramatic Conventions MATHS Place Value, Ordering numbers Measure, 2D shapes, angles, triangles, multiplication, division, fractions proportions Reasoning and explaining,, addition, subtraction, word problems Place value of decimals, ordering rounding decimals, Measuring length, weight and capacity,multiplication, division, Fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio, proportion, 2D and 3D shapes, parallel and perpendicular lines, reasoning and explaining, solving mathematical puzzles, addition, Subtraction, Using a calculator, Time, Problem solving negative and positive numbers, using a calculator, multiplication and division, factors and common multiples, division , time, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio and proportion, symmetry, co-ordinates reflection, translation, Problem solving, visual puzzles SCIENCE Earth, Sun and Moon Forces Changing states, Changing Sound Life Cycles ART Topic related art Objects and Meaning Containers HISTORY/ GEO./DT. Ancient Egyptians Water Making Instruments ICT Internet Safety Programming Programming Programming
  • 25.
    Thank you foryour continued support and interest. Please, do not hesitate to contact us, via the diary or Mari Pilar, if you have any questions. We look forward to a rewarding academic year for everyone. Mr Salinas and Mrs McCarthy