Author: year6

Here are a few photos from our residential.  A CD with a variety of photos will be provided later in the year.

Natacha – ‘It was really good, even though it was a 3 hour journey. The activities were really fun.’

Bronwyn – ‘Bushcraft was one of the best experiences of my life because it taught me first aid and things that I didn’t already know. It was really interesting.’

Mollie C – ‘Bushcraft was a really good trip. I enjoyed the games and making a den for ‘Wrap Man’ The worst bit was when we watched the lady cut open a Salmon and when five children fish eyeballs.’

Archie – ‘Bushcraft was really good’.

Morgan – ‘Bushcraft was really fun because we had lots of fun. My favourite part was the first aid sessions and rescuing the teachers.’

George G – ‘Bushcraft was a blast! I found it super fun and it was definitely worth it.   I enjoyed learning how to use a knife to make a tent peg.’

Ellie – May – ‘Bushcraft was good because it helped us to become independent and responsible for chores that our parents usually do.’

The children should continue with their ongoing projects.

In addition to this, the children have some maths activities. Each child should complete at least 1 day of addition and 1 day of subtraction questions (it will make sense on the sheet).

Spellings have also been set.

Spellings wk 5

The children should also continue to read.

Have a good weekend.

Well done to Kimberley, who is the Elm ‘Star of the Week’.  Kimberley has made a fabulous start to her education at St. Nicholas.

Year 6 recreated the Battle of Bosworth to mark the start of the Tudor period.

Year 6 Home Learning.   Choose 3 activities from the attached document. These should be completed by Wednesday 6^th November 2019.Tudor Homework

Please find attached the maths Home Learning for this week.  The children have been given a paper version to match their abilities.  Maths wk 2 Home Learning

Year 6 open afternoon 

Home Learning will officially start from next week, so please check back here for further information.

In the meantime, we would like the children to have read at least 5 times by the end of next week (13.09.19).

The children are allowed to write in their own Reading Records to show that they have read – please can you also sign this at least once a week to confirm that the reading has taken place.

Many thanks,

Mrs Lee and Mrs Longman

PE will be on a Monday.  Please ensure that a full PE is in school on this day.

Thank you!

Mrs Longman and Mrs Lee

In our first Topic lesson this term, Elm and Oak were introduced to the topic of Tudors.  In small groups, they had to look at all of the evidence and work out how it linked to the new topic.