Welcome to Year 6!
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Amanda Gorman Miss Durkan and Mrs Thwaites |
Capt. Sir Tom Moore Mrs Weller and Mrs Raines |
Martin Luther King Mr Treays and Mrs Hack |
Homework for this week consists of:
- Spellings (either from Class Dojo or on Spelling Shed)
- Reading - 5 times a week!
- Topic work - At least three should be completed this term. The list of ideas can be found here.
Spelling homework can now be completed on Spelling Shed:
*If your child cannot access spelling shed, the spellings will be put onto Class Dojo and can be practiced on paper.
For times tables practice, your child will need to log on to times tables rockstars:
For each of these, your child should have their usernames and passwords, but they can ask their teacher if they have forgotten. The spellings and times tables are set to suit your child's ability and they will be tested weekly in school.
Children are expected to complete all of the homework set, if there is a problem with completing homework, please speak to your class teacher before the Friday morning it is due in who will be happy to help.
Here you can find out useful information about what your child is doing throughout the year and when they need certain things (such as PE kit):
Children are expected to read five times a week and record this in their reading records. Reading records are due in to check the progress of reading every week on a Friday. If there are any problems with reading at home, please speak to your child's teacher who will be happy to help.
Year 6 complete PE on Tuesday and Friday afternoon every week. PE kit will need to be worn to school on a Tuesday in order to participate. Please ensure that children have clothes suitable for outdoor and indoor conditions. We ask that children please also be provided with a roll-on deodorant to use after the session.
Every Thursday, children are given the opportunity to take out books from the library that interest them. They are checked out using a computer system and library monitors are available to help children where needed. If your child has a book, please remind them to bring this into school on a Thursday so this can be changed if necessary. Please note - any loss or damage to books will incur a cost to the child to replace them.
All class assemblies are held on a Wednesday at 2:30pm.
Amanda Gorman: Wednesday 18th January.
Capt. Sir Tom Moore: Wednesday 11th January.
Martin Luther King: Wednesday 4th January.
Year 6 Curriculum Overview |
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Subject |
Term 1 |
Term 2 |
Term 3 |
Term 4 |
Term 5 |
Term 6 |
Maths |
Place Value Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division |
Fractions Converting Units Consolidation |
Ratio Algebra Decimals |
Fractions, Decimals and Percentages Area, Perimeter and Volume Statistics |
Shape Position and Direction Consolidation |
Statistics Investigations Consolidation Preparation for KS3 |
English – Text Focus |
The Journey Trilogy by Aaron Becker Storm Breaker by Anthony Horowitz |
War Is Over by David Almond Rose Blanche by Roberto by Innocenti, Ian McEwan, Christophe Gallaz |
Pig Heart Boy by Malorie Blackman |
The Water Tower by Gary Crew |
Skellig |
The Hero Twins: Against the Lords of Death by Dan Jolley and David Witt Rain Player by David Wisniewski |
Science |
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Computing |
Spreadsheets | |||||
History and Geography |
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Art and DT |
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Music |
Bizet Carmen |
Grazyna Bacewicz V for Victory |
Dr Who theme Using technology |
The Blues |
Smashbeats Drumming and percussion |
Focus on Voice Production songs |
PSHE |
Alcohol First Aid |
Stealing LGBTQ+ Month |
Worry Making friends online |
Autism Awareness Month In App Purchases |
British Values Conception |
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MFL |
(World War Two) |
(At school) |
(The weekend) |
(Healthy eating) |
(Regular verbs) |
(Me in the world) |
Understanding Faith |
Is it better to express your religion in arts and architecture or in charity and generosity? |
What difference does it make to believe in Ahimsa, Grace and Ummah? |
What matters most to Christians and Humanists? |
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What do religions say to us when life gets hard? |