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Week ahead 04/05/26

1 May 2026 (by Alice Fletcher-Single (afletcher-single))

Hello parents and carers,
Endeavour have had a busy week and have been enjoying the beautiful weather with lessons outside as much as possible!
There have been some fantastic poems from year 5 this week, while year 6 have been showing off their incredible creative writing with some 'magic portal' inspired writing!
Endeavour created some wonderful artwork inspired by our class text 'The Song Walker' while listening to violin compositions by the book's author this week. Beautiful pieces (see pics) from all.
Next week: 
In geography we will be looking at the different ways humans use deserts - Useful topic vocabulary is listed below. 

Lines of longitude
Imaginary vertical lines on the Earth that run from the North Pole to the South Pole. They measure how far east or west a place is from the Prime Meridian.

Military
The organized forces of a country (army, navy, air force) responsible for defending it and carrying out operations during conflict.

Mining
The process of extracting natural resources like coal, gold, or minerals from the Earth.

Prime Meridian
The main line of longitude at 0° that divides the Earth into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. It passes through Greenwich.

Ranching
A type of farming where people raise livestock (such as cattle or sheep) over large areas of land.

Recreational land
Land used for leisure activities like parks, sports, hiking, or camping.

Renewable energy
Energy that comes from natural sources that won’t run out, like sunlight, wind, or water.

In English, year 5 will be writing persuasive speeches, year 6 will be finishing their portal stories. 
PE this term is rounders and Tennis. Mondays and Wednesdays. 
D&T - Next week we will start our new D&T project, making waistcoats! The children will be learning how to sew stitches and will need an old adult sized shirt to turn into a waistcoat! Any extra pieces of fabric or embellishments that your child would like to add are also welcome but not essential! We will be starting them on Friday 14th May.
Please can I remind that now the weather is looking up, all children need a water bottle each day, as well as a hat and ensuring sun cream is applied.
Homework - English skills books
Maths - Atom learning for year 5
SATS bootcamp/specific revision topics for year 6. The children know which areas they are to practice. 
Have a wonderful bank holiday weekend, I look forward to seeing you all on Tuesday!