Exciting Year Ahead: Y6 Curriculum, Assessments, Homework, and Trips
Discover the engaging curriculum, assessments, homework expectations, uniform guidelines, and end-of-year trips planned for Year 6 students at the school. Stay informed about the teachers, weekly timetable, assessments, homework requirements, uniform and PE kit guidelines, curriculum themes, and exciting end-of-year trips. Prepare your child for a successful year of learning and fun experiences.
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MEET THE TEACHERS Y6 Honey Bees (6K) Miss Kearns, Mrs Lewin. Butterflies(6C) Mr Currid, Mrs Ashton. Mrs Lightfoot and Miss Worthington supports both classes for English, Guided Reading and Maths.
OUR WEEKLY TIMETABLE Everyday we teach English for an hour. Everyday we teach Maths for an hour. Everyday we complete a reading activity. Each week we have a French, Music and PE lesson. Each week we have a spelling test, arithmetic test and a maths problem solving lesson. We also do an additional lesson on shape, space and measure. We teach History, Geography, Science, Art and Design through our themes.
ASSESSMENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR We will assess the children in Reading, Writing, Grammar, Spellings, Arithmetic, Maths and reasoning every half term. This will be measured against national expectations for their age. SATs week will begin Monday 8thMay. No child fails their SATs!!!!!
HOMEWORK Each week your child will be set homework, please can you ensure that this is completed and handed in on time. They will also need to spend time learning their 10 spellings ready for their test on a Monday. The children should be reading their books throughout the week, please sign their books if they have read at home. Bring reading records to school every day. The children should be aiming to read age related books with fluency and understanding, being able to discuss in depth what they have read and form opinions about it. This will help them immensely in their end of year tests.
UNIFORM AND PE KIT The children all look very smart thank you. Please remember that all footwear should be plain black. That headscarves are short and plain. That nail polish is off for school. That stud earrings are only worn for school. For PE that a plain white T-shirt and black shorts are worn. Pumps are worn for indoor lessons and trainers can be worn for outdoor lessons.
WHAT WE WILL BE DOING THIS YEAR Wars of the World. I have a dream That s Life. A World of Bright Ideas. Global Warning. And the Band played on.
END OF YEAR TRIPS In July we hope to visit The Anderton Centre to take part in outdoor adventurous activities. As we have done for the past 10 years all pupils will come for one day and they will have the option of staying for an overnight. More details will be sent out in the new year. The Y6 pupils will also decide amongst themselves where they would like to go on a fun day out to celebrate the end of their primary education, we will keep you posted.
BEHAVIOUR As you can gather Year 6 is a busy year and we have a lot of work to get through, we do though ensure that the pupils get a balanced curriculum. We expect the pupils to follow the values of our school, respect, friendship, love and creativity. Anyone who cannot will have consequences and miss out on some of our planned activities. If your child is not following our values then we shall be contacting you.
ATTENDANCE The minimum national attendance expectation is 96%. Please ensure that your child attends school everyday to keep their attendance good. If they are not in school then they are not learning and are missing out on learning valuable new skills.
TO END This is an important year for your child. We will do our very best to make sure that this year is a success for them. Please work with us to make this a successful year. If your mobile number has changed please can you inform the school, it is very important that we can get hold of you at any time. Thank you for coming, if you have any questions please feel free to ask.
