Croeso i Flywddyn 5

Welcome to Year 5

Welcome to our year group website. We will be using this page to update on all our adventures in Year 5 and to provide links to websites we think you may want to take a look at.

Our Year 5 team is made up of:

Mrs Roberts

Mr Lovibond

Mrs Killa

Miss Davenport

Miss Downes

Mr Lawson (Outdoor Learning)

We hope you find everything you need on this page however, should you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.

How We Work

At Ysgol Llywelyn we aim to develop independent, confident, life long learners.

The purpose of the our school's curriculum will be to support our children and young people to be: ambitious, capable learners, ready to learn throughout their lives. enterprising, creative contributors, ready to play a full part in life and work. Ethical, informed citizens of Wales and the world. 

With this in mind, classes will work around pupil led topics. Pupil voice forms a major part of class discussion and is used to inform planning.

Our Topics this year:

 - King of the Castle

 - What in the World?

 - A Force to be Reckoned With

School Dinners

Children can have school dinners for a cost of £2.20 a day. Dinners can be ordered daily and are paid for using Parent Pay.

Important Information

PE and Games are compulsory curriculum subjects and an integral part of a child's health and well being. We encourage all pupils to engage with enthusiasm and energy in all our sports, fitness, dance and gymnastic lessons.

Kit consists of dark tracksuits and school jumper for outdoor games. A change of footwear is also required. No jewellery is no be worn under any circumstances. 

PE and Games will take place on the following days.

5HK: Monday (PM)

5GL: Friday (PM)

5LR: Tuesday (PM)

Outdoor Learning: 

5HK: Wednesday (AM)

5GL: Wednesday (PM)

5LR: Friday (PM)

Children must wear waterproof clothing and bring a change of footwear. 

Reading Books 

As Year 5 pupils we expect that they are reading a variety of literature regularly for enjoyment and pleasure. It is proven that engagement in reading at a young age helps children to develop a lifelong love of reading. Children will be given Reading Records to take home with a school reading book. Children are encouraged to read as much as possible with an adult.