Children have been investigating the online 3D tool, TinkerCad. Using this design tool, they have been using it to design their own Ancient Greece inspired places of worship.
Category: Year 5 Blog
Coventry Schools put on a hockey tournament on at Bablake Playing Fields. A brilliant venue for the children to play at. We had a team put together from Year 5&6 for the first time in 5 years. The children had a brilliant time in the pouring rain! Demonstrating their skills learnt at school to play a game for the first
The Year 5&6 girls football team had their cup game away at Parkgate. A brilliant display by the team, showing some improved passing and dribbling. The girls had to work hard to get the first goal and then went into half time 2-0 up. Parkgate scored just after halftime and gained some momentum but Ernesford stepped up to score and
Year 5 were invited to a SBiTC football tournament and they were thrilled to find out they were playing at the incredible Coventry Building Society Arena! An incredible experience for the children (and teacher!) The children had a smile on their face all week and a daily countdown until they were going to the home of football. The children were
The Year 5/6 girls team had an away league game at Grangehurst. A very difficult game with two evenly matched teams. The game could have gone either way. In the last minute with the score at 0-0 a corner for Ernesford, a short pass to Davina, she takes it passed 2 and smashes it into the bottom corner for a
The Year 5/6 boys football team are again competing in a league and in the Harry Shaw Cup competition. The team are improving with every game as they try to finish as high in the league and as far as possible in the cup. In the first round of the Harry Shaw cup we played Charter and a very impressive
On 8th March, our girls took part in the countrywide celebration of #thisgirlcan by playing football with each other. They shared their skills, discussed tactics and had a lot of fun!
Today, Year 5 worked on creating simple animations using Make Code and MicroBit. Using the Chromebooks, pupils created animations using loops, and the led array display. Once their programs had been created, they paired MicroBits to the laptops and downloaded their code to the devices.