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Year Five - Lime Tree Class

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  • Islam Awareness week: Geography and Islam

    Published 22/04/26, by Aysha Begum

    At a school like Al-Noor Primary, which has a strong reputation for community engagement, an "Islam Awareness" event is a powerful way to build bridges and dispel misconceptions.

    Why This Matters

    Events like this are brilliant for several reasons:

    • Building Confidence: Speaking in front of nearly 200 people (including adults from other schools) is an incredible boost for a 9 or 10-year-old’s public speaking skills.

    • Interfaith Dialogue: Opening your doors to local schools fosters a sense of community and helps neighbours understand each other better.

    • Active Learning: There is an old saying that "to teach is to learn twice." By preparing a presentation for their peers, the Year 5 students also deepened their own understanding of their faith and the significant contribution Muslim scientists have made toward the field of geography. 

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  • World Book Day 2026- Reading for pleasure!

    Published 27/03/26, by Aysha Begum

    Children shared the title and author of their book and explained how their outfit or props link to it. They wore costumes to represent a character, theme, fact, setting, or clue from their chosen book. 

    We had lots of fun trying to identify the characters and the title of the book!

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  • STEM WEEK: Maths

    Published 26/02/26, by Aysha Begum

    For Maths (STEM Week) day, pupils created geometric patterns in the style of Islamic artists, using mathematical principles and equipment-compass. 

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  • KS2 Ramadan Door competition Winners 2026!

    Published 26/02/26, by Aysha Begum

    Year 5, Lime Tree are the 2026 Ramadan door competition winners! Alhamdulliah!! All the pupils contributed by doing a small reflection about Ramadan and making/buying various decorations to put up. They wowed the judges with their creativity and innovative ideas. Well done everyone!

    All pupils received a goody bag as a prize MashaAllah!

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  • English: Kick

    Published 13/02/26, by Aysha Begum

    In English we are studying the book Kick. We looked at the front cover and the blurb at the back. I think Kick is about a boy who is sewing football boots and wants to become a football star but can't! He has to overcome lots of obstacles such as not having enough money to start his career. Maleeha

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  • Preserving Our Local Wildlife & Greenspaces

    Published 06/02/26, by Aysha Begum

    On our drop-down day we went to Goodmayes Park. We had a carousel of three activities. The first was making a bug hotel. After that, we did litter picking to clean the park and the last activity was to plant seeds and we are still hoping for it to grow! Idrees J

     

    Cleaning Our Parks Safely

    Care for Nature: Use gloves and bags to collect litter safely.

    The Recycling Game: Who can find the most recyclables? (Paper, plastic, cans).

    Save the Animals: Litter can hurt wildlife if they eat it or get stuck.

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  • Welcome to Year 5 Lime Tree Class!

    Published 12/09/24, by Aysha Begum

    " I have liked year 5 so far. I like our new timetable because lunch is earlier! My favourite subject is Maths. We are currently doing place values" Kasim

     

    " Lessons are a bit harder, but I am really enjoying them!  I like our new timetable because lunch is earlier.  That means I don't have to bring too many snacks any more. My favourite subjects are History and Maths" Eesa

    " I like year 5 so far because we have very kind teachers. The lessons have been alright-I thought they were going to be harder" Zaynah

    "Year 5 has been fun so far! Our teachers are very kind, and the work has been easier than I expected. I also like our new sitting arrangement" Afsa

    "I am enjoying year 5 so far. I hope to finish memorising a Juzz by the end of the year InshaAllah" Ibrahim

    " I am finding year 5  alright so far-I expected it to be harder! The teachers are very nice, and the lessons have been interesting. I am enjoying English" Ayra

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  • Year 5 Residential to Gilwell Park!

    Published 07/06/23, by Jamilah Noor

    At one with nature at Gilwell Park.

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  • World Book Day!

    Published 02/05/23, by Jamilah Noor

    Lime Tree pupils dressed up as their favourite book characters!

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  • How Clean is the River Thames?

    Published 10/12/25, by Aysha Begum

    Drop Down Day: A guide from the Thames Explorer Trust organised activities to help us understand the history around the river and its impact on marine life and wildlife and environmental issues caused by humans pollution.

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  • The Maze of Temptation: A Mythical Tale with Meaning

    Published 02/07/25, by Nafisah Mahmood

    End of Year Play – Greek Myths with an Islamic Twist

    In English, we’ve been exploring Greek myths, learning about their fascinating characters, powerful gods, and dramatic stories. Inspired by this, we decided to create our end-of-year play based on Greek mythology - but with an Islamic twist and a meaningful Islamic moral.

    We combined elements from the myths with values from our faith, creating a unique and thoughtful performance. It was a fun and exciting way to bring the stories to life while also sharing an important message with our parents.

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  • Climbing, Campfires & Courage: Year 5’s Gilwell Getaway

    Published 21/05/25, by Nafisah Mahmood

    Year 5 had an amazing time on their residential trip to the National Scout Centre at Gilwell Park!

    The children took part in many exciting outdoor activities. The trip helped everyone build confidence, develop teamwork skills, and grow in independence. Evenings were spent around the campfire, sharing stories and enjoying time together.

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