St. Andrew
Welcome to St. Andrew's Class Page
PE day is Tuesday - You are now allowed to wear your full PE uniform to school on your PE day. Details of our uniform policy can be found in the link below; ensure all uniform is labelled.
Please ensure you have a named water bottle in school every day.
Homework will be set on Thursday for return by Tuesday the following week.
Dates for your diary
Thursday 28th March - Last day of Term 4 - Gates open @ 1330
Easter Half Term - Friday 29th March to Friday 12th April
Monday 15th April - Term 5 - Gates open @ 0840
Monday 6th May - Bank Holiday
Friday 24th May - Last day of Term 5 - Gates open @ 1510
Monday 3rd June - Inset Day
Tuesday 4th June - Term 6 - Gates open @ 0840
Tuesday 23rd July - Term 6 Ends - Gates open @ 1330
class email: standrew@st-bartholomewsrc-pri.kent.sch.uk
2023-24 Curriculum Overview
Meet the Teacher - 18th September 2023
Useful Y5 Links
Homework 2023-24
St Andrew
Class Responsibilities
House Captains
Savio - Lila F
Mercy - Lila M
Fisher - Carmel
Beckett - Roman
School Council
Tomi & Freya
Class Chaplains
Walter & Peace
Digital Leaders
Timmy & Imachim
Eco-Warriors
Billie & Kian
Language Leaders
Dominic & Gianna
Attendance & Punctuality Leaders
Alafia & Jun
Easter 2024
When all the class arrived in their PJ's this morning, it wasn't a crazy coincidence but in recognition of World Sleep Day. After a day of learning, St Andrews earned a well deserved snooze with a bedtime lullaby! Well done on full participation today to remind us of the importance of rest and sleep for our wellbeing! Back to bed St Andrews Class.
World Book Day 7th March 2024 - So many fantastic characters arrived in St Andrews today. We enjoyed a day of poetry, participated in a book swap and enjoyed a quiz to complete our day.
Term 4 -Chatham Dockyard. Today, St Andrew's were lucky to explore the now decommissioned 'spy' submarine, HMS Ocelot, and also the Royal Navy destroyer, HMS Cavalier. Our trip also took us below ground to experience a WW2 Air Raid Shelter before visiting a ropery and making rope together. What a great day, not even the rain could dampen our spirits!
In St Bartholomew’s, we are spoilt for choice when it comes to kindness. But today, we celebrate one pupil in Upper Key Stage 2, who we believe is deserving of the Kindness Award. For this pupil, kindness comes naturally in all that he does and to all whom he interacts with, from pupils to staff alike. From the polite "Good morning", to the "Have a nice break" nothing is too much. He consistently demonstrates a genuine desire to help others and shows patience and understanding in his actions. His impeccable manners shine while his polite demeanour makes him a fantastic role model for all his peers in St Andrews and beyond. Congratulations Tomi, you are deserving of the Kindness Award.
We celebrated St Brigid's Day on 1st February, by making the St. Brigid's Cross
A snapshot of our weekly music lesson with the wonderful Mrs Martin - this term we have been exploring Disco!
We were lucky enough to have RockSteady School of Music come visit us today, where we participated in a very exciting assembly. We explored and played a range of instruments, before Golden Stinky Racoons performed their cover version of Shotgun! Even more exciting to learn that from Term 4, Year 5 will learn an instrument as part of their band to showcase their skills in a concert later in the school year!
We celebrated Epiphany or La fête des Rois (The festival of the Kings) in French this week. Tradition sees the youngest child sit under the table and chooses who shares the traditional cake, La galette. If you find charm in your piece of galette you become the King or the Queen for the day! We had lots of laughs before we found and crowned our Queen (La reine) in St Andrews.
Young Voices - Not many get to say they have sung in the O2, but 48 of our Y4, Y5 and Y6 classes did just that on January 17th. What an extraordinary experience!
Young Voices - Not many get to say they have sung in the O2 arena, but 48 of our Y4, Y5 and Y6 classes did just that on January 17th. What an extraordinary experience!
Christmas Jumper Day 2023
St Andrews were evacuees for the day and had lots of fun! We met our Billeting Officer who walked us to our school; we played pooh sticks in the river and explored playground games from the 1940's. In the classroom, we were taught to add up in Pounds, Shillings and Pence, before hearing an air raid siren and singing songs in an Anderson Shelter.
