Year 6
Welcome to the Year 6 area of our school website. Hopefully this will prove useful in keeping you updated with important information about the curriculum and any interesting activities that your child participates in. You can see from some of the photographs that taking part in a variety of learning activities, including off-site visits, is an important part of the Year 6 experience. Hopefully, by working together, we will ensure that your child has a successful time in their final year at All Saints’.
Mr Korab, Mrs Coward and Mrs Ahmed
Weekly Reminders:
Monday
Grammar homework set – to be returned by Wednesday at the latest.
Tuesday
Weekly spellings will be placed on the website. These should be practised each night in preparation for a spelling test on Friday.
Wednesday
Maths homework set using Mathswatch – to be completed by Friday at the latest.
Thursday
Friday
PE kits worn to school (no hoodies please).
Spelling test.
Reading Comprehension homework set – to be completed by Tuesday at the latest.
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Mr R Korab
Class Teacher
Mrs T Coward
Teaching Assistant
Mrs S Ahmed
Teaching Assistant
Topic Knowledge Organisers
Science Knowledge Organisers
Class Blog
Play Leader Training
Today the children completed their final Play Leader training session, in readiness to become Playground Pals. In groups of 3, they each led an activity as if they were working with the younger children in school at playtime.
Science Investigation: What factors affect yeast growth?
We carried out an investigation into the factors affecting the growth of yeast during our science lesson this week. The children observed the growth of yeast and collected Carbon Dioxide given off during the fermentation process.
RE: Interview with a Superchristian
The children devised a series of questions to ask Reverend Gill about her life and role in the church. It was very interesting to hear the responses from Reverend Gill, which the children duly noted for their work in RE.
Science:Classifying Plants
The children collected leaves from the school grounds and classified them according to their shape.
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