Category Archives: Year 6

Hello, Welcome back following our holiday. Please find attached the Year 6 Summer newsletter: Year 6 Summer 1 Newsletter 2019 a This week the children have been exploring topics to write a balanced argument. In preparation for this writing we have … Continue reading →

Hello, What a fantastic time Year 6 had in London. All the children loved both the London Eye and The Houses of Parliament. It was an exciting day, an early start with all children getting to school for 6.15 a.m. … Continue reading →

Hello, Year 6 have had an amazing week. On Thursday, World Book Day, the children found their classroom filled with pirate artefacts along with their very own Treasure Island. Waves and sea shanty music could be heard, as the children … Continue reading →

Hello and welcome back, The children have really worked enthusiastically on their half-term writing projects. This week they have been editing and improving their stories further by including expanded noun phrases, passive verbs and choosing appropriate vocabulary to create effect. … Continue reading →

This week Year 6 have been making and selling ‘Valentine Treats’ to raise money for their trip to the Houses of Parliament in March. A massive thank you to all parents who donated sweets and also those who bought the … Continue reading →

Hello, This week the children have been busy writing and editing their persuasive letters. The children had to imagine that they were ‘Sophie’ -the main character in the Rooftoppers. Their task was to persuade the National Childcare Agency to overturn … Continue reading →

Hello, Year 6 are really enjoying the book Rooftoppers by Katherine Rundell. We have got as far as the National Childcare Agency wanting to remove the character Sophie from her ‘ward’ Charles. The children have used persuasive language in drama … Continue reading →

Year 6 Spring 1 newsletter Hello and Happy New Year, This week Year 6 have been creating a timeline to show when the Vikings invaded Britain. The children got into groups: Celts, Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings and finally the Normans.  The … Continue reading →