5G Class Page

Hello and welcome to 5G. We are Miss Garlick, Ms. Whitehead, Mrs. Stokes and 27 awesome children!

Key Info:

P.E. is on Tuesdays.

Swimming is on Thursdays until the Easter holidays.

All children in 5G should read 10-15 pages every night and bring their reading book and reading record into school every morning.

Topic homework is given out every half term, as well as Spelling and Maths homework on a weekly basis.

Pleas encourage your child to go on Times Table Rockstars at home- it’s great fun and boosts their learning across all Maths principles!

If you have any questions or concerns, please catch Miss Garlick in the classroom either after school or in the morning before 09:50.

Below is our class blog where you can find information about our learning adventures past and present 🙂

Latest from 5G

Year 5 at Lancaster University

Year 5 had a great experience getting stuck into team work and leadership challenges at Lancaster University. The day comprised of: a campus tour, team building activities and a leadership challenge. Everybody at Lancaster University was incredibly welcoming and helpful. It’s fantastic to hear that…

5G Jazz Extravaganza!

5G were lucky enough to receive a follow-up session in school after the jazz festival they attended. The 5G classroom was filled with amazing sound as the children joined a cello and accordion in a whole-class orchestra. We now have some budding musicians in the class! As always, 5G represented the…

Autumn 2 Update

This second half term of the school year, year 5 are learning about…. Space! The big unknown is going to become more known to us. We are going to learn all about the movement of the planets and moons of the Solar System. A high point of this unit of learning is a trip to the moon! We will see the…

Year 5 The Judge’s Lodgings

Year 5 enjoyed a fantastic day experiencing life as Victorian children, right here in Lancaster! Only a short walk from school, Year 5 got jobs as servants, visited Mrs. Jolly in her family home, played with Victorian toys and even had a Victorian classroom experience! Victorian servants must be ‘So…

Year 5 Autumn 1 Learning Update!

Hello, we wish you a very warm welcome to Year 5! We are kicking off our year with a fantastic History topic: The Victorians! We have a fantastic school trip planned to the Judge’s Lodgings in Lancaster. This trip is a favourite of previous students and us teachers love it too. In English, we are…

Matthew’s Macbeth Diary

https://ryelands.lancs.sch.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Matthew-Macbeth-Diary.m4a Matthew’s Macbeth Diary ^^^

Flood Awareness Day at The Universi…

Recently, Year 5 enjoyed a sunny walk up to the University of Cumbria’s Lancaster campus, where exciting things were happening in honour of Flood Awareness Day! Both classes enjoyed a picnic lunch in the beautiful grounds of the University, and explored several incredible learning zones. The childre…

Art Week- Tony Cragg and Year 5 vs.…

During Art Week, Year 5 have been continuing their learning about the damage which plastic pollution is having on marine life in the oceans of the World. Inspired by Tony Cragg, Year 5 have made large-scale sculptures using recycled materials (generous collected and cleaned with the help of Ryelands…

Deforestation (every little helps)

Whilst studying our latest Life Cycles topic, Year 5 have naturally asked questions about environmental issues (particularly regarding the welfare of wild animals). Following a short study into the effects of deforestation, 5G created some informative posters on the topic. The children…

Life Cycle- Plant Dissection

In year 5, we have been studying the life cycles of living things- from humans, to other animals and also plants! We studied the anatomy of plants, and how plants grow flowers to help them to reproduce and continue their species. After reading up about the different parts, the pupils got stuck in tr…

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