Year Five & Year Six

Asher-Smith Class

Dina Asher-Smith is a British sprinter who has become one of the leading figures in athletics. Asher-Smith first made waves internationally in 2016, when she won a bronze medal in the 200m at the World Championships, and she has only gone from strength to strength since.

She became the first British woman to win a World Championship gold in the 200m in 2019, setting a new national record of 21.88 seconds. In addition to her World Championship success, Asher-Smith has earned numerous medals at the European Championships and Commonwealth Games, establishing herself as one of the best sprinters of her generation.

Known for her incredible work ethic and versatility, she competes in both the 100m and 200m events and is regarded as one of the fastest women in the world. Asher-Smith continues to be a key figure in British athletics and a role model for aspiring athletes globally.

Attenborough Class

Sir David Attenborough is an inspirational broadcaster, presenter, and conservationist, renowned for his television programs that explore our planet and its diverse wildlife.

 He was honoured with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award in 2022 for his dedication to protecting our planet and its natural wonders. He was knighted by the late Queen Elizabeth II in 1985 for his contributions to television broadcasting and conservation. He has inspired countless individuals to appreciate and protect the natural world. His legacy is a testament to the power of storytelling in fostering a deeper connection with our environment and encouraging global efforts to preserve it. 

Angelou Class

Dr Maya Angelou was an American writer, poet, and speaker who inspired many people with her words. She had a tough childhood, but she grew up to become a strong, powerful voice for kindness, equality, and justice. Maya is best known for her book I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, where she tells the story of her early life.

Her poems and stories talked about important topics like race, love, and courage. Maya also worked with famous leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. to help fight for equal rights for everyone. She became one of the most important writers in the world, and her work continues to inspire people to this day.