Class 6
Spring 2nd
Asian Chopstick Challenges!
Dear Parents/Carers
A great start to the spring term and the class are working hard.
Please see the homework section for expectations this term.
Extra work is also available in the homework section for those who'd like to complete extra work at home in the run up to their SATs...and beyond, in preparation for secondary education.
We have a busy but shorter term ahead of us, so I do hope that every child engages in their learning and enjoys this term, learning about Asia.
Mr Heaps :)
Dear Parents/Carers
What a busy half-term we have had, whole of the autumn term really!!
A fantastic residential at Rock Uk (see photos section in this class 6 page)
Awesome WW2 Anderson Shelters (see phot section in this class 6 page)
Fantastic assessment week in which every child tried their hardest-Super Class 6!
It has been a really busy term and topped off with the class DAaRT Graduation-you learned so much with Mrs Spencer and now it's time for you to take all this new knowledge and skills out into the wider community and world beyond school/education.
I wanted to say a huge thank you to all those pupils who have worked so hard on their homework tasks over the term and to all those parents who have supported their child in their learning journey so far this year.
I wanted to wish you all a very 'Happy Christmas and New Year'. Stay safe and Class 6-be ready for Spring Term! More of the same please.
Mr Heaps / Mrs Whitt
World War 2 Crumble and Custard!
What a fabulous day's cooking with my awesome class!
Autumn Term 2022
Welcome back after the summer holidays Class 6!
We're going to make this year one to remember with lots of hard work and achievements intercepted with a whole lot of fun!
Our topic this term will be World War Two which promises to be a fantastic unit of work. That alongside, Light in Science, Lacrosse and Circuit training in PE, RE creation stories will certainly keep our brains busy!
We have the residential in November to look forward to, plenty of fun to be had there!!
So, let's hope for some lovely weather and make the most of every minute of this Autumn Term!
Mr Heaps
PE days will be Tuesday with Mr Heaps and Thursday with Mrs Jackson
Class 6 weekly timetable
Please find information about Rock UK 2022 by going to (at the top of this page):
Useful links - Rock UK
WELCOME TO YEAR 6 2022-23!
Whatever it throws at us, Year 6 is a year where everyone really comes together to work as a team. We will continue to following school procedures, to keep ourselves and each other safe, to ensure we can catch up with any lost learning as best as we can. Whatever hurdles we have to overcome along the way, we will be sure to have a fantastic, fun and memorable year together!
Staffing
Alongside myself, Class 6 is lucky enough to have Mrs Whitt, a fabulous Teaching Assistant and ELSA (Emotional Literacy Support Assistant), working alongside us to support with our learning. Miss Jackson is going to be teaching PE and Music to the class on a Thursday afternoon and a DAaRT Officer will be coming into school to deliver the DAaRT Programme to the class. A meeting to discuss this will be held in class 6 on Monday 5th September at 3.45pm. So please come along and find out what the children will be taught.
Rewards and Sanctions
The ‘Good to be Green’ behaviour system will continue as usual across the school with children starting each morning and afternoon on a green card. Gold cards can be earnt by going above and beyond what is expected in work, behaviour or attitude and in Class 6, when a Gold Card is given, an opportunity to win a prize will be on offer!
Platinum Cards are awarded for going way above and beyond and for really wowing! A prize can be chosen on receipt of a Platinum and a certificate and pencil will be presented in Thursday’s Celebration Assembly in front of the whole school. House points are also awarded for Platinum Cards.
I also award my famous ‘Smarty Pants of the Week’ that I have been doing every week since my first year of teaching. A Smarty Pants prize is given to whoever stands out to me over the course of the week for being fabulous!
Yellow cards serve as a warning for not behaving as expected and red cards will be given if this warning is not heeded. If your child receives a red card, you will be informed by a phone call, a break time will be missed to reflect on the behaviour, the incident will be logged and house points will be deducted.
Homework
For information on homework, please go to the Homework link at the top of the page.
(This will be updated shortly)