WEBSITE WATCH You can look at our school website on www.high-firs.kent.sch.uk
You can find out about Greek music here - www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ancientgreece
PSHE
WALT understand the right to vote
Joe’s Dad says he “didn’t bother to vote in the local
election because the person he supports won’t get in
anyway”.
Joe’s Mum says she thinks it’s very important to vote.
Who do you agree with and why?
LITERACY
WALT write a newspaper report
Congratulations – YOU have won the election to be the local
councilor for Swanley. Write the newspaper report about
your win – don’t forget to tell us what you will do as the
new councillor – what do you want to achieve for your local
area?
Return THURSDAY
11TH MAY
Knowing your times tables is very,
very important in Year 5 and you
will need to know all the tables 112 off by heart to help with your
Numeracy. Keep learning them at
home….
NUMERACY
WALT represent data
Put the following election data in to a graph:
Joe Smith – 326
Kate Jones – 230
Mike Brown – 56
Sarah Jenkins - 8
Hughie Marks - 3
Using these figures…
How much did the winning candidate win by?
What was the difference between the highest number
of seats and lowest number?
What is the mean number of votes?
What is the mode number of votes?
What is the range?
Don’t forget to practice
your flute or clarinet
every day AND to bring it
in on Friday!
READING
Remember
to read
every night
at home. Don’t forget to
ask an adult to sign this in
your contact book or
reading record.
WEBSITE WATCH You can look at our school website on www.high-firs.kent.sch.uk
You can find out about Greek music here - www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ancientgreece
PSHE
WALT understand the right to vote
Joe’s Dad says he “didn’t bother to vote in the local
election because the person he supports won’t get in
anyway”.
Joe’s Mum says she thinks it’s very important to vote.
Who do you agree with and why?
LITERACY
WALT write a newspaper report
Congratulations – YOU have won the election to be the local
councilor for Swanley. Write the newspaper report about
your win – don’t forget to tell us what you will do as the
new councillor – what do you want to achieve for your local
area?
Return THURSDAY
11TH MAY
Knowing your times tables is very,
very important in Year 5 and you
will need to know all the tables 112 off by heart to help with your
Numeracy. Keep learning them at
home….
NUMERACY
WALT represent data
Put the following election data in to a graph:
Joe Smith – 326
Kate Jones – 230
Mike Brown – 56
Sarah Jenkins - 8
Hughie Marks - 3
Using these figures…
How much did the winning candidate win by?
What was the difference between the highest number
of seats and lowest number?
What is the mean number of votes?
What is the mode number of votes?
What is the range?
Don’t forget to practice
your flute or clarinet
every day AND to bring it
in on Friday!
READING
Remember
to read
every night
at home. Don’t forget to
ask an adult to sign this in
your contact book or
reading record.
WEBSITE WATCH You can look at our school website on www.high-firs.kent.sch.uk
You can find out about Greek music here - www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ancientgreece
PSHE
WALT understand the right to vote
Joe’s Dad says he “didn’t bother to vote in the local
election because the person he supports won’t get in
anyway”.
Joe’s Mum says she thinks it’s very important to vote.
Who do you agree with and why?
LITERACY
WALT write a newspaper report
Congratulations – YOU have won the election to be the local
councilor for Swanley. Write the newspaper report about
your win – don’t forget to tell us what you will do as the
new councillor – what do you want to achieve for your local
area?
Return THURSDAY
11TH MAY
Knowing your times tables is very,
very important in Year 5 and you
will need to know all the tables 112 off by heart to help with your
Numeracy. Keep learning them at
home….
NUMERACY
WALT represent data
Put the following election data in to a graph:
Joe Smith – 326
Kate Jones – 230
Mike Brown – 56
Sarah Jenkins - 8
Hughie Marks - 3
Using these figures…
How much did the winning candidate win by?
What was the difference between the highest number
of seats and lowest number?
What is the mean number of votes?
What is the mode number of votes?
What is the range?
Don’t forget to practice
your flute or clarinet
every day AND to bring it
in on Friday!
READING
Remember
to read
every night
at home. Don’t forget to
ask an adult to sign this in
your contact book or
reading record.
WEBSITE WATCH You can look at our school website on www.high-firs.kent.sch.uk
You can find out about Greek music here - www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ancientgreece
PSHE
WALT understand the right to vote
Joe’s Dad says he “didn’t bother to vote in the local
election because the person he supports won’t get in
anyway”.
Joe’s Mum says she thinks it’s very important to vote.
Who do you agree with and why?
LITERACY
WALT write a newspaper report
Congratulations – YOU have won the election to be the local
councilor for Swanley. Write the newspaper report about
your win – don’t forget to tell us what you will do as the
new councillor – what do you want to achieve for your local
area?
Return THURSDAY
11TH MAY
Knowing your times tables is very,
very important in Year 5 and you
will need to know all the tables 112 off by heart to help with your
Numeracy. Keep learning them at
home….
NUMERACY
WALT represent data
Put the following election data in to a graph:
Joe Smith – 326
Kate Jones – 230
Mike Brown – 56
Sarah Jenkins - 8
Hughie Marks - 3
Using these figures…
How much did the winning candidate win by?
What was the difference between the highest number
of seats and lowest number?
What is the mean number of votes?
What is the mode number of votes?
What is the range?
Don’t forget to practice
your flute or clarinet
every day AND to bring it
in on Friday!
READING
Remember
to read
every night
at home. Don’t forget to
ask an adult to sign this in
your contact book or
reading record.