Sainfoin
Welcome Back Sainfoin Class
Spring Term 1 2026
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Welcome Back to the Spring Term! I hope you all had a good break and enjoyed your time with family and friends over the festive period.
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Maths this half term | English this half term |
Long Division – dividing by a 2-digit number
Percentages – ways to find a percentage of an amount including a little help from the commutative law
Order of Operations – which order do you a calculation if it involves a mix of operations
Problem Solving - involving multiple steps and operations
Times Tables – 8s, 9s, 12s
| Writing – Composition
Handwriting - correct letter formation and joining Spelling – weekly spellings to practise at home for a test on Friday Grammar – parentheses, relative pronouns and clauses, adverbial phrases, imperative and modal verbs
Reading –
As well as a variety of texts from the Literacy Shed including one unit on Cyborgs – all focused on honing retrieval and inference comprehension skills
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Science this term | RE this half term |
| How has belief in Christianity and Islam impacted on music and art through history?
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Wider Curriculum this half term | Important dates |
History – Mayans Geography – 4 & 6 figure grid references Music – Musical Notation Art & Design – Food Technology PE – Chance to Shine Cricket & Dance (Bollywood & Line Dancing) Computing – Everyone Can Code French – Local places, emotions and numbers 0-100 RSHE – Yr5 – Puberty, Yr6 – Sex Education |
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Helping at home | |
Times tables – songs, practise, games. All tables from 1-12 with division facts. Times tables underpin every aspect of maths and are a vital skill that is essential for success in Key Stage 2 and beyond as well as a valuable life skill! Reading 5 times a week – please ensure your child reads 5 times per week – one of these must be aloud to you or another adult at home. Please sign their homework diary weekly to show you have seen them reading. Spelling – please help your child to practise their weekly spellings in preparation for their weekly test. Spellings are a crucial part of being successful across the curriculum in Key Stage 2 and beyond.
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Kind regards,
Mrs J Lincoln
Sainfoin Class Teacher