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KS2 Carol Service at the Church
Year Six
Timetable:
Timetable 2024 Autumn 1
Newsletter:
Newsletter – Autumn 1
Homework Grid
Meet the Teacher – Year 6
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Year 6 Blog 2024 – 2025
Year 6: 25.11.24
Over the last few weeks, we have concluded our DAaRT programme. We have learnt about knife crime, solvent abuse and psychoactive substances. The children have written a final report about what they have learnt and how it will impact on their decision making as they...
Year 6: 9.10.24
This week the children have been attacking column multiplication when multiplying 4-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers. They must remember the place holder when multiplying by the tens digit but, all in all, a very successful start to the unit. In Science, we have...
Year 6: 2.10.24
This week, the children have been investigating how adding cells to a circuit will affect the component (bulb in this case). The children also recorded how adding components would impact the brightness of the bulb in the circuit. Also, please can we all take a moment...
Year 6: 27.09.24
This week in Maths, we have been looking at negative numbers. The children went outside and drew a numberline which they could use to help answer questions. The children moved up and down the numberline to prove their answer. Also this week, Mrs Fraser led a lesson on...
Year 6: 06.09.24
This week we have launched our Science topic of Circuits. The children identified which circuit symbols represented which circuit component. They then attaempted to make a complete working circuit using a battery, wires and a component of either a bulb, buzzer or...
Year 6 Blog 2023 – 2024
Year Six – Day 4 Residential
Here are a couple more photos from day 4 of the amazing Year 6 Residential.
Year 6 – Day Five
We had somewhat of a lethargic start to the day today with many only just making it to breakfast. After destroying another box of Frosties and 132 loaves of bread we had the fun activity of packing and cleaning our tents. This was more work than any activity we had...
Year Six – Day Three and Four
Firstly, apologies for no day three update; I was too busy pushing children off their paddleboards. Day three was a hot one! And we were on-site, down by the river and in a sun trap – the local hospital was put on alert for the burns Mr Evans would probably be...
Year Six – Day Two – Caving and Curry
We started the day with a big breakfast of cereal, toast and yoghurt. Children are taking it in turns in groups of 3 to prepare the dining area and clean away after the meal. Barney’s hosting skills are on fire and I will certainly go to a party he is hosting if the...
Year Six
After leaving very promptly from school, we made excellent time with minimal, “Are we nearly there yet?” while still in Northamptonshire. We arrived at the service station where I can only imagine we have boosted the share prices of McDonald’s and Spar. I hope you...
Year Six: Start to the new Year
Welcome to the near year. So far the children have started their Tudor topic by looking how the Tudors came to power through the Battle of Bosworth in the War of the Roses. This week, the children analysed sources of evidence and then researched one of Henry VIII’s 6...
Year Six: Final weeks before Christmas
In the finals days before Christmas, the children explored how shadows were made and how shadows can be altered when the light source angle changes. The children also showed great nibble fingers when cross-stitching their Christmas crafts.
Year Six: Leave a Light on For Me
To complete our Diwali work, the class were very lucky to have a dance workshop. The children were put through their paces and choreographed a final dance. In Science this week we investigated how light travels. The children had to line up the small punched holes to...
Year Six: Busy, Busy, Busy (ABBA’s less well known song)
The first couple of weeks back have been jam-packed. To start with, we went on a guided tour of Northampton Town Football Club’s stadium, Sixfields. We were taken around the stadium where we got to sit in the media area, home and away changing rooms and sat in the...
Year Six: Final week of term
On the final week of term, we were delighted to welcome Mr Singh into school. He conducted a whole-school assembly and then two workshops for Year 6 and Year 5. He talked about life as a Sikh and explained the key articles within the Sikh religion: Kesh, Kangha, Kara,...