Welcome to Year 6

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Login to Purple Mash by clicking on the image.

When you have logged in to Purple Mash, you can find the work that has been set for you by clicking on the red tick.  This is your 2Dos list. Find a task, then click on Start. 

To save, click on the purple square with three white lines and click Save. You can also save by clicking on the red square with the white arrow, then Save and Exit. 

When you have finished go to 2Dos and click Hand In.

Also, your teachers have set up a Class Blog.  You can find this by clicking on the green world (Sharing), then 'Shared Blogs'.  Look for your class name. Reception has one blog for the whole year. To add a comment, click on the green square, with the white  + sign. Write your comment, then press Save. 

Your History work is about the Mayan civilisation and your Science is about Mary Anning.

These short videos are intended to provide primary school pupils with interactive lessons while they are at home. It is important that, within each batch, they are watched in the suggested order. Most lessons are 15 to 20 minutes long, each ending with suggested follow-up tasks. All lessons exemplify a small steps, Teaching for Mastery approach to Maths using materials that Mr Cannell helped to write. The current plan is for a new batch of five lessons to be added every week. 

Click on the image to access the lessons. 

A regular daily learning routine will help your child to learn more effectively at home. We therefore recommend that you aim to cover just one 20-30 minute White Rose Maths session each day. 

How to use these lessons: 

1. Click on the set of lessons for your child’s year group.
2. Watch the video (either on your own or with your child).
3. Find a calm space where your child can work for about 20-30 minutes.
4. Use the video guidance to support your child as they work through a lesson.

Start with Week 1. Click on the image.

Start with Week 1 - Ratio and Proportion

Week 2 has angles starting on Day 3.

How many 'Problems of the Day' can you solve?  There are 20 sets altogether.

Scroll along further to find all of 2018 and 2019's problems of the day.

Watch the video lessons and then tackle the problems that have been built up in small steps.

Download the home learning packs which include English , Maths and SPaG (GPS).

The Ordnance Survey has been producing maps for the UK since 1791 and have the most detailed maps.  You may have seen one if you have been walking in the countryside, in the Lake District or Wales for example. On this site you can learn map skills, geography and much more.

Watch this YouTube video about 4 figure references.

Watch this YouTube video about 6 figure references.