Year 6

4 years ago
Posted on 11th May 2020 by

Fun SATs Week Year 6

Good morning all,

We hope you are well and had a wonderful bank holiday weekend, whilst staying safe at home!

On the week of what would have been the start of SATs for all you fabulous Year 6’s, we thought it might be fun for you to still sit the tests, albeit a funny version of them! So, have fun and let us know how you get on!

The order for you to complete the fun in:

Monday – Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar

Silly-SATs—grammar

Silly-SATs—Spelling-Script NW

Silly-SATs—Spelling-Script CK

Silly-SATs—spelling NW

Silly-SATs—spelling CK

Tuesday – Reading

Silly-SATs—reading

Wednesday – Mathematics Reasoning

Silly-SATs—reasoning

Thursday – Arithmetic

MERGED-SET-A—Arithmetic-edition-2

Yay – your done!

On Friday, we should have been going to the theatre but as you all know this is no longer able to happen, so we would like you to have a film day – you can watch any film that you like but just let us know what you pick.

Remember, we haven’t forgotten how hard you worked and SATs were never a true measure of this and your journey through school anyway – each of you is unique and special. We know you are talented in a multitude of ways. You have amazed  us with how resilient you have been over the last few weeks. Thank you!

From all your very proud teachers,

Miss Walters, Miss Killick,

Miss Brown, Mrs Hall,

Mrs Meadows and Mrs Sermon

 

4 years ago
Posted on 04th May 2020 by

How to find your child’s home learning activities

In these unprecedented times, the education of your children, alongside their safety and welfare, is extremely important to all of us and although we are unable to be together, we can still share learning activities with you. Our teachers love to teach and they are missing their classes immensely. They love that you communicate through seesaw with them and hopefully one day soon, when it is safe, a plan can go into place so that we can see you all again.

All year groups continue to upload activities linked to your child’s curriculum on the school website in their year group page each week.

I have attached a document to explain how to access these learning activities.

How to find your child’s learning

Our teaching team and inclusion team will continue to make calls to check that you are all okay. If you need any help or support with anything please contact us.

We hope you find it useful.

Mrs Tomlinson

4 years ago
Posted on 04th May 2020 by

Year 6 Home Learning Activities wb. 04.05.20

Hello! We hope you are all keeping well and happy – we are missing you all lots and feeling very grateful for your messages on Seesaw or for being able to speak to you on the phone!

We know you will be keeping busy doing lots of things to help at home: baking, spending time in the garden, reading stories, going out for walks, playing with your siblings, completing your CGP books etc. but we also know that it is our job to provide you with activities too, so click the link below to have a look at this week’s set!

As always, please, please, let us know if you need help with anything. It is always lovely to see your photos and messages of what you are getting up to!

Keep safe,

Miss Killick and Miss Walters

Year 6 wb 04.05.20 Home Learning Tasks

4 years ago
Posted on 20th Apr 2020 by

New Activities

Welcome back Year 6! We hope you had a lovely, albeit unique, Easter break. Please find attached a new set of activities that you should begin working through; plus, links to useful websites and learning resources. There’s plenty to get stuck into, so we will post more when lots of you have completed these!

Year 6 wb 20.04.20 Home Learning Tasks

BBC Home Learning Resources

Websites

Stay safe and well,

Miss W and Miss K

4 years ago
Posted on 31st Mar 2020 by

Global Learning Year 6

Number 1 Poverty

Whilst we are off school, Miss Killick and I have decided to keep your learning relevant by creating learning activities linked to Global Issues – there are 17 in total. We will post one a week for you to have a go at. Please open the document and try the three activities; you can do them with your whole family. Thanks, Miss W and Miss K