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Star of the Week was awarded to Spencer for working hard in all subject areas, even staying in at lunchtime voluntarily.

Value Award: Perseverance

Leila was awarded the perseverance award for trying really hard with her work and her learning behaviours.

St. Barnabas Award:

The encourager certificate is awarded to Mercy for always encouraging her peers to make the right choices.

Keira is the ‘Reader of the Week’.  She not only reads a lot throughout the week but also encourages the whole class to read too!

Elm class had great fun learning the steps to the ‘Lambeth Walk’.

Star of the Week was awarded to Stevie for his excellent and eloquent answers and the word definitions he provides, which really help the other children.

Value Award: Perseverance

Mrs Lee awarded the certificate to the whole of Elm class for their efforts during remote learning.  The key worker children also demonstrated high levels of perseverance.

St. Barnabas Award:

Encourager this week is awarded to Henley. Henley regularly joins in with discussions and provides great answers, which really help the other children’s with their learning.

Chloe is the ‘Reader of the Week’ for working hard on her Reading Plus.

Oak won the TTRS for being the most improved class.

Well done to Sonny for working hard at his reading and writing this week.

Value Award: Perseverance

Louie received the value award for persevering with his learning and taking on board the help received.

St. Barnabas Award:

Mia was awarded our Barnabas award for encouraging others to keep calm.

Ethan was awarded ‘Reader of the Week’ for persevering with his book and reading a lot at home!

Elm had the highest percentage on Reading Plus this week.

Our Star of the Week was Brylie for always getting on and trying her best.

Value Award: Perseverance

Alfie always demonstrates high levels of perseverance and was awarded the first certificate for the new value.

St. Barnabas Award:

Georgie was awarded our encourager because she sets a great example with her learning behaviours to all the other children.

Neil is our Star Reader for really engaging with the Christmas reading challenge.

Elm also won the TTRS trophy.

Year 6 were awarded Nicholas Bear for their Epiphany church service.

A great start to the term!

In science, Year 6 are looking at Electricity. Last week, we had a recap on the vocabulary and knowledge that was learnt previously and this week the children created a circuit and then learnt how to draw these using appropriate scientific symbols.

At the beginning of this term, Year 6 have been focusing their writing on the short film ‘Beyond the Lines’. In order for the children to get a sense of what it would have been like in the boats on the D-Day Landings, we completed some drama based on this scene.

Year 6 were chosen to lead our first Church service of 2022.

Happy New Year and welcome to Term 3!  We hope that you have had a lovely Christmas and are ready for a busy term ahead.

Please find attached the overview for the term and the KIRFs that the children will be learning.

As always, if you have any questions, please speak to a member of the year 6 team.

Topic Overview Term 3

Y6 KIRFs T3

The children made Christingles in preparation for the Christingle service at the end of term.

We learned that the orange represents the world; the red ribbon represents Jesus’ blood; the cocktail sticks represent the 4 seasons and points on the compass; the sweets and raisins represent the fruits of the spirit, and the candle represents Jesus as the light of the world.