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  • Welcome to Year 5 Lemon Tree Class!

    Published 18/09/24, by Aysha Begum

    " Welcome back! We're thrilled to have you with us for another year of learning and growth inshaAllah! Let's build on everything you've achieved so far and make this year even better "! Ms Khanom and Mrs Mirza

    " We are excited to be your Teaching Assistants this year! We're going to have an amazing time learning new things, discovering new exciting ideas and growing together. We can't wait to see all the progress you'll make and have fun along the way. Let's make this year the best one yet inshaAllah! " Ms Mahmood and Ms A Begum

     

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  • Year 5 Residential to Gilwell Park!

    Published 07/06/23, by Jamilah Noor

    At one with nature at Gilwell Park.

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  • World Book Day!

    Published 02/05/23, by Jamilah Noor

    Lemon Tree pupils dressed up as their favourite book characters!

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  • Exciting experiments!

    Published 05/03/25, by Nafisah Mahmood

    'In Science, we have been doing lots of fun experiments! One of them was about what happens when different materials are burnt.

    We tested different materials to see if they changed in a way that could be undone (reversible change) or if they changed forever (irreversible change).

    A reversible change means that a material can go back to how it was before, even after being mixed or changed.

    An irreversible change means that once the material has changed, it cannot go back to how it was before.

    From my experiment, I found out that some materials, when burnt, turn into something new and cannot change back - this is an irreversible change. But some materials did not change much when burnt, so their change was reversible.' - M. Ayyaan.H

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  • Who loves Maths? Me!

    Published 05/03/25, by Nafisah Mahmood

    'In Maths, I have learnt how to add improper fractions, and it was really enjoyable because as first I found it had, but then it became easy'. - Umar S

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  • Programming is amazing!

    Published 21/01/25, by Nafisah Mahmood

    In computing, we used the crumble kit and learnt how to program the crumble and make the motor spin forwards and backwards. We did this by connecting a motor to the circuit. I really enjoyed this lesson as we learnt new skills and got to experiment programming.

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  • Bosnia!!

    Published 21/01/25, by Nafisah Mahmood

    In southeastern Europe, called Bosnia and Herzegovina—or simply Bosnia for short, is a country with a fascinating history, beautiful landscapes, and amazing traditions. Let’s get started by learning about the geography of this country. Bosnian heritage is full of beautiful traditions, amazing food, and a rich history. Whether it’s food, or the people, there’s so much to love about Bosnia.

    "We learnt about Bosnia as part of cultural heritage week! We learnt about the various foods, clothing and language. Last week we had non-uniform day, and we dressed up in our own cultural dress! We had lots of fun!" - Aysha P

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  • How can we save our planet and greenspaces?

    Published 17/12/24, by Nafisah Mahmood

    In the UK, around 80% of the population live in urban areas and 20% in rural areas.

    Some parts of the UK have many more people than others - Scotland's mountains and remote islands have very few inhabitants, while England is the most crowded country, with London being the largest city in the UK.

    'In Geography we learnt about urban areas and greenspaces. Greenspaces are important for our environment to improve our health and our quality of breathing. Rural places are very calm and peaceful and there are many farm animals. Urban spaces are usually in the city area. They have many vehicles and very tall buildings. It is much noisier and more chaotic. I learnt that urbanisation is the increase of the population or the increase in building in a city. 

    How can we save our planet and green spaces? We can save our green spaces by planting more trees and building less.' - Zahra K

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  • Boy in the Tower!

    Published 17/12/24, by Nafisah Mahmood

    'In English, we are learning about a book named The Boy in the Tower by Polly Ho-Yen. I predicted that this book would be about lots of buildings falling and causing a toxic disaster. In this book, there is a boy named Ade and his best friend, Gaia. Ade's mum does not get up from her bed and Ade is getting worried. I think that The Boy in the Tower is very interesting and very surprising. The theme of this book is falling buildings, and it was Ade's and Gaia's job to find out why.'

    - Maham I

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  • Clean water, happy future!

    Published 27/11/24, by Nafisah Mahmood

    For our Drop Down Day, we were visited by a member of Thames Water Trust, who gave us an overview of the River Thames, river wildlife and environmental issues caused by pollution.  We also visited our local body of water and carried out a water pollution experiment to see how different pollutants impacted living pond weed and algae.

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  • Edited to perfection, crafted with care!

    Published 27/11/24, by Nafisah Mahmood

    In Year 5, we have learnt what makes a video effective by understanding that video is a visual medium, identifying its key features, and comparing the different elements found in various videos.

    Additionally, we have explored how these features work together to engage audiences and convey messages clearly. By analysing different types of videos, we can evaluate the techniques used to capture attention, communicate ideas, and enhance storytelling.

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  • Discover the wonder under water!

    Published 19/11/24, by Nafisah Mahmood

    This term, our focus is on how we can protect marine life. Year 5 has been exploring this important topic throughout the term.

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