Adel St John The Baptist

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Welcome to Year 6

Presentations from the SATs and Carlton Lodge Meeting

Year 6 Curriculum Map

After a super first half term in Year 6, we will be continuing with certain topics in some subjects, but changing them in others.  We will also be saying goodbye to Mr Gleeson which is of course really sad, but we are grateful for everything he has given the school in his time here and wish him all the best in the future.

Topic Book

Our focus in topic will be The Galapagos Islands- we have already learnt bits about Charles Darwin’s famous voyage there.

English

We will be continuing with our World War One topic, but will be writing a setting description, diary entry and a speech.

Please ensure your child is reading at the very least 3 times per week at home to support them, not just reading independently but also with an adult or sibling, allowing for discussions around what they have read.  Children take home a planner and I ask that they fill in new words or phrases they have found 3 times a week.  To be successful this year, it is imperative they develop a broad and in-depth knowledge of precise vocabulary and can infer meaning from what they have read.  A parent or carer should then sign off what they have written.  We will check the planners every week (each Monday).

 

Science

In science, our topic will be Electricity (which fits nicely with DT).

 

Maths

Our topics this half term are fractions and converting units.

RE

We will still be learning about the Jewish faith this half term.  This will mean both looking at cornerstones of their faith and also customs for the people who follow that faith.

Computing

In computing, this half term, we will be creating our own webpages, which I know the children are really excited about!

PE

In PE, we will be continuing with gymnastics on Wednesdays and dodgeball on ThursdaysThe children can be in PE kit both days but must remember to remove jewellery on those days please.

 

DT

Our topic will be ‘Electricity’ and the children will make a steady-hand game.

Thank you for taking the time to read this information and please do not hesitate to be in touch.

 Kind regards,

Mr Smithson and Mr Gleeson.

 

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National Poetry Day with a Local Poet

Posted: Oct 6, 2023 by: Will Smithson (wsmithson) on: Year 6 Class Blog

To mark National Poetry Day, we welcomed in local poet Simone Yasmin.  She shared some of her poetry with the class and ran a workshop which the children thoroughly enjoyed- particularly the freedom it gave them to write about whatever they wanted in a new way.  As always, the children made the most of the opportunity and represented the school marvellously.  Not only that, but it was so pleasing to see how many of them were keen to perform their poems!

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