Year 6
The Year 6 Team
Class 16 - Mrs Radford
Class 17 - Mrs Bourne-Clague
Class 18 - Miss Pembridge/Mr Riddle
Year group TAs - Mrs Crouch & Mrs Haworth
Welcome to Year 6
In Year 6, the children will be taking part in lots of different activities to engage them in their learning. We are looking forward to some of the exciting things that we have planned for them.
In English, we will be looking at different genres of non-fiction and a range of stories. The children will have even more opportunities to write in their own style to show off all that they are able to do! Year 6 will be studying a variety of grammar and punctuation skills and applying them in their writing. We will be discussing key features of different texts and trying to improve our inference skills.
During our daily Maths sessions the children we be focusing on how to approach mathematical problems with confidence. We will be learning how to apply our knowledge of number and use formal written methods for calculations. We will be investigating properties of different shapes and looking how we can transform those shapes. We will continue to use data handling skills to interpret information. Of course these aspects of Maths will be underpinned with problem solving.
Physical Education: Please ensure your child has named PE kit in school at all times. This is a red t-shirt, black shorts and trainers. Tracksuit top and bottoms can be used in cold weather. PE days are as follows;
Class 16 - Monday and Tuesday
Class 17 - Monday and Tuesday
Class 18 - Monday and Friday
Each week the children will be set homework. Below is a summary of what the children will be expected to do. They will always be given a set date to hand in their work. All homework is recorded in planners, by the children.
Homework
The children will have two homework books: one for maths and one for English homework.
Spelling - the children will be given a set of spellings to learn each week
Grammar and Punctuation - the children will be given an activity each week (this activity will vary depending on the task)
Reading - children are expected to read daily
Maths - at least one paper based task per week
Isle of Wight 2020
Neon Nights #Glowfest #Y6leavers
DT week meets World War Two!
Isle of Wight!
Paleaolab!
Monday 17th December - Forest school fun!
On Monday 17th December, the year 6 children enjoyed an afternoon of Forest school activities. Children were challenged to make a variety of structures, from earthquake proof shelters to elf houses!
See evidence of the children's creativity below.
Cooking!
Our independent topic!
Year 6 Orienteering!
Key Stage 2 SATs 2018
Although this video is from last year, the key information is still relevant.