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5th December - KS2 advent prayer 

16th December - PJ day and Christmas film night

17th December - Christmas jumper day and KS2 Carol service

18th December - KS2 Advent prayer

19th December - School closes at 2pm.

Friday Catch-up (28.11.25)

It's been a busy week here in Y6:

 - We have been working on measurement in maths

- We started writing our hybrid text in English

- We used clay to make relief tiles in art

- We have looked at the two parts to Advent in RE

- Christ carol practice has begun!

Have a lovely weekend, and remember, children are invited to wear purple of Monday to celebrate the start of Advent.

Friday Catch-up (21.11.25)

Highlights from this week include celebrating Red Wednesday and The Jubilee Year. 

Friday Catch-up (14.11.25)

This week we took time to remember those we have lost, including the soldiers who gave their lives for their country. It has also been anti-bullying week, and we have celebrated it by wearing odd socks and talking about how important it is to be inclusive.

The children have done really well this week with their learning, especially when multiplying fractions in maths. We also started our non-fiction writing unit, based on the book, 'Can we save the tiger?'.  

Friday catch-up (7.11.25)

Well done ot Y6 for completing the first week back! The main focus of this week has been assessments. We have the done the following mock SATS papers:

- Reading

- Spelling, punctuation and grammar.

- Arithmetic

- Maths reasoning paper 2

- Maths reasoning paper 3

W have also managed to find time to talk about professions in French, complete line drawings in art, do gymnastics and tennis in PE, learn about the history of reggae music, discover the difference between animal and plant cells and start our new non-fiction writing unit!

Have a lovely weekend!

Thursday catch-up (23.10.25)

Happy half term!

I hope you are all able to get some rest, have some fun and do some homework!

See you in November,

Mrs Tibbatts

Friday catch-up (17.10.25)

I must firstly start by congratulating the children on their Harvest Festival assembly! The singing, reading and acting was fab! Well done everyone!

- In maths we have started our fractions unit, looking at equivalent and simplified fractions.

- In English we have started researching for our non-chronological reports about refugees.

- In RE the children have discussed what a vocation is and how God has given them gifts to help fulfil their vocations.

- In art we continued with our linear perspective drawings.

- In French we recapped how to express our opinions and talk describe our family members.

I look forward to another great week next week!

Friday Catch-up (10.10.25)

Another great week has been had in year 6, well done everyone!

This week we have:

Looked at the order of operations in maths; worked on tenses in English; focused on adding detail to our reading answers and cooked three types of burger in DT, among many other things!

A reminder that we leading the Harvest themed assembly next Friday. All children have had lines sent home, so please practise these. We need clear, LOUD voices please! 

Friday catch-up (3.10.25)

We've had another great week in year 6.

In reading, we continued to read 'Street Child' and answer different types of reading questions, focussing on putting lots of detail in our answers.

In English, we have finished writing our narrative - I'm so proud of the children for their perseverance on such a long write!

In maths, we have spent a lot of time on multiplication and division, and we will continue division next week.

In RE, we are working really hard at making links between or lesson focuses and our prior knowledge, as well as using the motto, 'Jesus says . . .so I will . . .'

We have also been busy in our other subjects: we have practised our spoken French; showed off our street dance moves in PE; started drawings using linear perspective in art and looked at global data maps in geography, just to name a few!

Have a lovely weekend,

Mrs Tibbatts