St Philips Avenue, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS10 3SL

0113 2716763

St Philip's Catholic Primary and Nursery School

"In the light of Christ, where everyone is valued and learning is celebrated"

Welcome to Year 5SC:)
We look forward to a fun filled, exciting and challenging year ahead.
Follow our journey, as we update you with pictures and videos of what we get up to!:)


Class Teachers- Miss Carberry
Support Staff- Mrs Harrison, Mr Falkes and Miss Carroll

Residential Information Evening.

Please find the Residential Information PowerPoint attached below.

Mount St Marys Taster Day.

Year 5 visited Mount St Mary's Catholic High School where they experienced different lessons all morning. First, we did an art lesson, we made a face using clay and used various tools to sculpt the clay. Afterwards, we had a fantastic science lesson, we created an indicator to then determine if a solution was an Acid or an Alkali! Finally, we had a Spanish lesson we learnt some greetings and different animals! Fantastic day had by all in 5SC- The children were an absolute credit to St Philips!

Maths

DT - Levers

Here are some of our practise models. We had lots of fun doing this and it was much harder than it looked. We made mistakes, but we persevered and were very proud of our achievements.

DT - Levers

To link in with our Science topic about levers, we have been learning about using levers to make models with working parts. We have practised 4 different types of moving parts and then we have had to design our own model that has two different types on moving parts on it. (Pictures to come)

Science - Forces - Levers

In 5DM we have been learning about levers and how they help us to lift heavy objects. We learnt that if we move the fulcrum nearer to the object, it allows us to life heavier things really easy (such as teachers!) We then planned an and carried out on investigation of our own to make the best catapult to project a paper ball. We identified our independent, dependent and controlled variables and then tested these, taking and recording measurements to prove whether our hypothesis was correct or not. We also evaluated our investigation and identified what we would change if we repeated it

Yorkshire Wildlife Park

On Wednesday 12th May our Year 5 classes went on a trip to Yorkshire Wildlife Park. It was our first trip out since covid began and the sun was shining over Doncaster for us.rnWe met lots of wonderful animals and got to learn about World Habitats during our workshop. We got to hold a real ostrich egg, camel fur, replica animal skulls and much much more. Look out for more photos coming soon.