Year 6

Year 6 : 2019- 2020

Hello and Welcome to Year 6!

Teachers in Year 6: Miss Robinson

                               Mrs Mulla-Ibrahim   (Teaching Assistant)

                               Miss Mulla               (Teaching Assistant)

So far, we've had a great start to the term!  The children have settled in well, are working hard and really enjoying our theme:

 Amazing Antarctica!!

In our topic lessons, the children have learnt all about positions on world maps, climate zones, biomes and coming up, they will be finding out about animal adaptations and creating their own Antarctica art based on an American landscape artist.

Make sure to check back regularly for more class pictures and updates!

Important class information

The high expectations we have throughout school, remain a key feature in Year 6. We expect pupils to drive their own learning, demonstrating independence and resilience. Homework is given on a weekly basis and we expect pupils to complete the tasks given promptly as we prepare them for their transition to secondary school. 

As your child will be taking their SATs this school year, there are a few things you can do to support them in preparing for their SATs. These are:

• Reading every day for at least 10 minutes.
• Practising their times tables, daily, This can be done by chanting their times tables in and out of order  (your child has an orange times tables booklet to support them with learning their times tables).                                                                     They can also use their Times Tables Rock Stars account to help them practise their times tables too. 
• Practising spellings daily. Your child will be given 5-7 spellings a week, ready to be tested on them the following week. 

Please do not hesitate to come and see us, should you have any questions or need any support!

Year 6 team.

Spring: Holme Slack CSI (Crime Scene Investigation)

In January, after always falling foul to a crime being committed in our classroom, we decided to set up CCTV to deter any criminals. However, even after regular monitoring of our class CCTV, someone was able to deactivate the CCTV and steal our purple pegs from the classroom late one night.

This led to Year 6 receiving a video message from Detective Inspector Brown who unfortunately, did not have time to solve the crime but instead, he asked Year 6 to collect the evidence, interview suspects and find the culprit. Once this was done, he needed Year 6 to send him a full report explaining how the case was solved. Take a look at the pictures to see our timeline of solving the case. Our perpetrator was the last person we ever expected it to be: Dave, our class monkey!!