Welcome back to the Summer term.
On Wednesday 22nd June, Year 6 will have their end of year photos taken. They need to wear their Winter uniform - white shirt, grey skirt/trousers and school tie.
On Monday 23rd May, Year 6 children listened to Frank Cottrell Boyce reading his new book Noah’s Gold at The Plaza.
SATs week was Mon 9th - Thu 12th May.
Mon 9th May - Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar
Tue 10th May - Reading
Wed 11th May - Maths 1 (Arithmetic) and Maths 2 (Reasoning)
Thu 12th May - Maths 3 (Reasoning)
6D - Mrs DeMott
6MC - Mrs Murphy & Mrs Callaghan
6R - Mrs Richards
6T - Mrs Tyson
Maths & Computing - Mr Cannell
Please note that 'Wear a Kit for Jack Day' is now Friday 1st July.
The Jack Riding Shield football tournament is still Tuesday 21st June.
Congratulations to Erin and James for passing their recent LAMDA drama examination. Both students scored high into the nineties and were awarded ‘distinctions’! James and Erin have been working with Limelight Speech and Drama Academy in school towards this qualification. They both experienced many delays and setbacks due to Covid restrictions. Nevertheless, they persevered and should be congratulated on their resilience and effort. Well done to you both!
Like many other primary schools, today Y6 have been given some homework for the weekend to remind them there is more to life and more to school than SATs.
This poem is by an unknown poet and was first seen online in 2019.
Watch the video if you need a reminder about multiplying by 2 digit numbers using the long multiplication method. Pause the video at each step if you need to think about what is happening as it goes more quickly than we would in school.
Watch the video if you need a reminder about dividing by 2 digit numbers using the long division method. Pause the video at each step if you need to think about what is happening as it goes more quickly than we would in school.
This week, Y6 have welcomed James Riley, a former probation officer into school for five daily workshops. He runs the Get Away 'n' Get Safe Prevention Programme with the aim to educate, inspire and empower young people to take control of their future by rejecting the gang lifestyle.
James inspired Y6 with empowering messages to make good choices & examples of the consequences of gang membership.
His key messages included 'be brave and confident to make the right choice', 'retaliation never solved a problem' and 'be forgiving'.
James from Y6 was excited to receive a signed Trent Alexander Arnold Liverpool FC shirt in recognition of his contributions throughout the week.
Home learning work has been set for Year 6 on Microsoft Teams. Please watch this video if you need a reminder about how to use it.
Malorie Blackman
Anthony Horowitz
Michael Morpurgo
Frank Cottrell-Boyce
William Nicholson
Robert Westall
Charlie Higson
Eoin Colfer
Michelle Magorian
Alan Ayckbourn
J. K. Rowling
Helen Creswell
Darren Shan
J. R. R. Tolkien
Elizabeth Kay
Will Peterson
Dan Friedman
Cornelia Funke
Jenny Nimmo
Phillip Pullman
Louis Sachar
David Walliams
Philip Caveney
Rick Ri
Use the same username and password that you use for Purple Mash and Mangahigh.
First visit the Studio to improve your rock status. You need to have had ten goes in the Studio to get your rock status.
Practise in the Garage.
Test yourself in the Soundcheck, then visit the Studio again.
Click on the image to play one of Mr Cannell's favourite NRICH games.
Can you beat the computer?
Click on the green button for more NRICH games.
Click on the image to open the CS First page so that you can start programming your own Super Hero in Scratch.
Y6 Curriculum Brochure Spring 2022 (pdf)
DownloadOliver designed this super animation just using the 'basic' blocks in his first micro:bit lesson.
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