Welcome to Class UW

    Contact Miss Webb
    I am available after school on Wednesdays; parents and carers are welcome to drop in for a chat! If Wednesdays are not convenient, the office staff will be able to arrange an appointment for another day. ​You can also email me by filling in the form below. I will get back to you as soon as I can.

Year 5 Morning Timetable

Year 6 Morning Timetable

Year 5 and 6 Afternoon Timetable
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Our Class Teacher: Miss L Webb
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Our LSA: Mrs Tayler
  • Tuesday 11th June - CCHS Staff visiting pupils at 2:30pm
  • Tuesday 2nd July - CCHS Year 6 Transition Day
  • Week Beginning 24th June - Careers Week
  • Thursday 11th July - KS2 Sports Day
  • Tuesday 9th and Wednesday 10th July - TTC Year 6 Transition Days
  • Friday 12th - Monday 15th July - PGL Residential
  • Wednesday 17th July (6pm) and Thursday 18th July (3:30pm) - 'The Next Big Step' Shows
  • Tuesday 23rd July - Last day of term

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Summer 2019
We have a very busy Summer Term ahead of us! Now that Year 6 have completed their SATs, they are focussing on their Writing Assessments which are ongoing. They are building up portfolios of writing which will be used to justify their 'working towards', 'expected' or 'exceeded' grading when the external moderator visits at the end of June. Year 6 are also enjoying preparing for their end-of-year production which is called 'The Next Big Step', along with other secondary school transition activities. Meanwhile, Year 5 are benefitting from smaller classes (about 22 in each class!) and this is enabling them to really focus on their Maths, Grammar and Reading.

Spring 2019
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Forest Schools

24th September 2018

Key Skills:
  • DT - Choose and use a range of tools and equipment
  • History - Tell a story about different historical periods
  • History - Use historical vocabulary

Today, we learnt about the different shelters which were used during the war, including Anderson Shelters and Morrison Shelters. We also learnt about air raids, the air raid siren and the 'all clear' siren. We all went to Hadley Woods and Hadley Hills and were given the challenge of building an Anderson Shelter to protect us from the air raids. We used different types of knots and lashings to secure our shelters. Miss Webb sounded the air raid siren and we all had to hurry into our shelters. Miss Webb also threw tennis ball 'bombs' at our shelters to see if they were strong enough!
29th October 2018

Key Skills:
Geography - Develop geographical skills and fieldwork
P.E. - Participate in outdoor adventure challenges

We have learnt how to read 4 figure grid references and 6 figure grid references when using a map. We practised on whiteboards with Miss Webb first and then went to Hadley Hills and Hadley Wood to complete an orienteering activity. We had to read the grid reference, locate it using the map and then punch the pattern onto the answer sheet.

Imperial War Museum - Duxford