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Year 5

We are Willow Class and Olive Class.

WILLOW CLASS

Willow Class is taught by Miss Edwards 

Miss Edwards' favourite animal is her pet cat Ginger (who was adopted from Margaret Green). Her favourite ice cream is Pamphill Dairy's honeycomb and her hobbies are hiking in the Purbecks, birdwatching at the local nature reserve and baking some sweet treats. 

 

                                                

 

She has been teaching for 4 years and her favourite thing about school is that the children teach her all sorts of interesting facts. Every day really is a school day!

The best word to describe Willow as a team is effervescent

In Willow Class we really enjoy being creative.  If we can sneak a few minutes of free time and free choice to learn, love or laugh together, you will find us involved with lots of arts and crafts.

Our class novel is currently The Nowhere Emporium by Ross MacKenzie. We are reading this because we loved it in Guided Reading and couldn't put the book down! 

 

The thing we love best about Sandford St Martin's is that we feel like we belong. 

OLIVE CLASS

Olive class is taught by Mrs Benko Robbins

I have been teaching for 6 years and love every aspect of Sandford St. Martin's Primary School! My favourite subjects to teach are maths, music and P.E. My favourite animal is an otter. My hobbies include: singing, dancing and acting, horse riding, reading and climbing.

Did you know? 

Otters hold each other's hands when they are sleeping.   

 

 

 

 

A peek into Olive class:

In Olive class, we like to have a good mix of learning and laughing. When we're not busy learning about all the wonderful topics we cover in Year 5 (The Nowehere Emporium, Space, Vikings, Pollution) you will find us laughing to tiny kitchen, solving wordle or listening to slime ASMR.

Our favourite book so far this year has got to be....

We rated it 5 stars and have now started the next book in the series!

The best words to describe Olive class are creative, joyful and a little bit silly.