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Weekly Update 20.3.26

Mrs Trotter (l.trotter) on: Ash Tree Class Blog

Hi,

Year 5 have been busy preparing for their performance of the Wizard of Oz this week. We are all excited to watch the hard work come together next week.

In English, we have been practising some grammar skills like inverted commas as we build up to writing our adventure stories. We are hoping to have them written and published by Easter! 

In maths, we have been looking at equivalent fractions and decimals. 

Year 6 also completed some assessments this week. The children were very focused and it was great to see the progress that has been made so far this year. I shared information about the forthcoming SATs with parents this week. These will take place week beginning Monday May 11th 2026

Another busy week next week...

Mrs Trotter 


Weekly Update 13.3.26

Mrs Trotter (l.trotter) on: Ash Tree Class Blog

Hello,

After a particularly exciting week for Year 6 on their residential trip to Peat Rigg, we reunited as a class. The children in Year 5 have been sharing their excitement about the forthcoming performance of the Wizard of Oz. I continue to be impressed with the children's excitement and dedication to this performance and I am equally excited to watch them in a couple of weeks time.

In class, the children have been busy planning their adventure stories featuring a mountain setting and a yeti! Watch this space....

In maths, my group has been focusing on decimals. 

If you haven't had a chance to view the Peat Rigg Photos please click here Peat Rigg Photos   A big thank you to Miss Bairstow for collating the 500+ photos and to all the staff who volunteered their time to make the residential trip possible. We had a great time and the children were fabulous!  

We are already planning next year's trip for the current Year 5 - the dates are Wednesday 31st March - Friday 2nd April 2027. Further information about the trip will be sent to parents/carers in the Summer Term.

Have a super weekend!

Mrs Trotter

          


Weekly Update 27.2.26

Mrs Trotter (l.trotter) on: Ash Tree Class Blog

Hi,

A productive start to the half-term.

Ash Tree Class have been busy gathering exciting vocabulary to write a character description about a Yeti! Watch this space.....

Excitement is mounting for the Year 6 residential trip to Peat Rigg. Miss Bairstow and I had a short meeting to answer any last minute questions. Just a reminder that if your child requires any medication that is not required during the school day then a medical form will need to be completed (this include travel sickness pills). On Wednesday, children should arrive at the normal time but come to the hall using the side doors. On Friday, we should return around the time of the end of the school day. If we are running very late, the office will send a text message to parents. Please email the class email address or contact the office if you have any questions.

The Year 5 children are equally excited about their forthcoming production of the Wizard of Oz. It has been lovely to see the engagement in learning lines and participation in rehearsals. 

Have a lovely weekend and fingers crossed for some more sunshine!

Mrs Trotter    


Weekly Update 13.2.26

Mrs Trotter (l.trotter) on: Ash Tree Class Blog

Hello,

Ash Tree Class completed a few assessments in reading and maths this week. The children focused well and it was pleasing to see the progress being made when children are completing tasks independently. 

The non-chronological reports on various twin towns with Leeds were also published this week. The reports have enabled children to gain geographical knowledge on both a local and wider geographical basis. Please ask your children to tell you something about their chosen twin town.

It was also lovely to see the engagement in the homework task on landmarks across the world. These are currently displayed in the classroom and the children who completed slide shows also had the opportunity to share these with the class. A bumper 5 house points were awarded to the children who completed this task - well done!

We have swapped the torrential rain for snow today with the hope of sun tomorrow. Make the most of it!

Happy Half Term Holidays!

Mrs Trotter

          


Weekly Update 6.2.26

Mrs Trotter (l.trotter) on: Ash Tree Class Blog

Hello,

Maths has been full of fractions this week. My maths group made such accelerated progress that we managed to complete two lessons in one session!   

In English, we completed our non-chronological report writing and will publish these next week.     

UKS2 concluded the week with a morning of art whilst 20 children from from UKS2 attend the Young Voices Choir concert in Manchester.    

Hopefully the rain will come to an end soon.

Enjoy the weekend

Mrs Trotter 


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