Welcome to the Weasel's Class

Your teachers is Ms Kerr

Did you know?

When Ms Kerr isn’t in the classroom, she loves exploring the world through her camera. Photography lets her capture interesting moments, experiment with creativity, and notice the little details that often go unseen. It's a hobby that keeps her curious and inspired, and sometimes those snapshots spark brilliant ideas for lessons and classroom activities.

Year 5 is an exciting and empowering year where pupils take on new challenges and grow into confident, independent learners. Children can expect engaging lessons, inspiring topics and plenty of opportunities to think critically, work creatively and collaborate with their classmates.

The classroom is a supportive and welcoming space where everyone is encouraged to try their best, celebrate their progress and develop skills that prepare them for their final years of primary school.

From hands-on learning to memorable projects, Year 5 is full of fun, ambition and incredible learning moments.

Coming Soon!

Our new class pages are on the way…

We’re currently busy putting everything together — and we can’t wait to share all the exciting learning planned for our classes!

Check back here soon to discover: 


✨ What we’ll be learning
✨ Special projects and topics
✨ Key dates and activities
✨ How you can support learning at home

Lots of exciting updates are coming — watch this space!

We are very committed to building strong home / school links. We know that education is the most effective when there is a positive partnership between home and school. 

In Weasels Class:

  • Children are encouraged to read at home every night.
  • This reading may be texts (both fiction and non-fiction) and/or newspapers.
  • We ask that adults at home question them about their reading to check understanding on at least three occasions weekly and support children with the development of their vocabulary.
  • Spelling and maths activities will be set every week. Parents can request a hard copy of this learning from the child’s class teacher.
  • We ask that parents/carers encourage their children to work as independently as possible on the activities provided.

Useful equipment to have at home: 

  • Pens
  • Pencils
  • Ruler
  • Colouring Pencils
  • Dictionary
  • Thesaurus

We are happy to help if you are struggling to use a device or learning platform. Please ask your class teacher as your first point of contact.