Wayland Class is named after Wayland’s Smithy which is a two-phase Neolithic tomb, built along the Ridgeway close to a north scarp of the Downs above the Vale of the White Horse. The first monument here, built between 3590 and 3555 BC, was a mortuary structure of stone and wood. After a short period of disuse, this was encased within a second, larger, barrow double its height, which remained in use for about 100 years.

Wayland Class - Topic Map

Home Learning Links
Bug Club Login
​Spag.com Login
Activity Workbook Ages 7 - 11

Online Safety
Location Sharing
Phishing - a Parents guide

Year 5 Resources
​End of Year 5 Expectations - Maths
​BBC Bitesize

Year 5 Maths Addition and Subtraction Workbook - Questions
Year 5 Maths Addition and Subtraction Workbook - Answers
Year 5 Maths Multiplication and Division - Questions
Year 5 Maths Multiplication and Division - Answers

Year 6 Resources
Information for parents: 2019 national curriculum tests at the end of key stages 1 and 2
End of Year 6 Expectations - Maths
Parents SATS Presentation
KS2 SATS Survival 2019
​KS2 - Ultimate 3-in-1 Organiser 2019 - Maths SATs
BBC Bitesize
KS2 SPAG SATS Knowledge Organiser
​Knowledge Organiser - Mission to Mars
​KS2 Maths Knowledge Organiser

Grammar Glossary - All Year Groups

Reading Essentials
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Year 6 Reading List
Blue Peter Book Club

Wayland Class Gallery