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Archive Year 5

We're launching our new school website on 14th October. The new format will make it easier for parents/carers and visitors to the website to find useful information about the school. Watch this space!

Welcome to Year 5 - Larch and Rowan

 

What are Larch and Rowan named after?

 

                                                  

 

How to identify a Larch tree

  • Larch trees are conifers.
  • In spring, the leaves of a larch tree are a bright green colour but in autumn they turn golden yellow.
  • They have clusters or 'tufts' of short needles on its twiggy branches.
  • They have upright cones.

 

How to identify a Rowan tree

  • The leaves grow on alternate pairs on the twig.
  • Rowan trees generally only grow to around 10 metres tall.
  • A rowan tree has berries which ripen to a red colour.
  • The bark is smooth, shiny and grey.

Home Learning

 

Home Learning can be found here on the Home Learning page. 

Below are some of the class's favourite links. 
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