Year 6

Please click on the link below to find the end of year newsletter.

There is important information about end of year reports that you will need to read.

Also, we are inviting all Year 6 children to come to school on Thursday 16th July from 2.30-3.15pm for an opportunity for us to say good by to each other properly before the children move onto High School. If you child is currently attending school, then they will just stay in school for an extra 45 minutes at the end of the day. If you child is currently not in school, we would love it if they could come to school at 2.30 and stay for 45 minutes and have an opportunity to say goodbye to people.
This will be taking place on the school playground and we will be maintaining social distancing. If your child will be attending, please message me to let me know. Thank you

Year 6 are obviously back in school now. However, for those children who are still working from home, please click on the three links below to find some work for the week. Carefully decide which activities you will choose to do on which days.

In writing, you will need to click on the first link and watch the video from the Literacy Shed website called ‘Swings of Change’. Once you have watched the video, scroll down the page to the section where it says ‘Writing Ideas’. Choose some of these ideas to complete this week.

For maths, click on the second link which will have some activities and work from your CGP Revision book to complete.

For Reading, click on the third link which will have different activities from your CGP Book to complete.

Please upload pictures of work that you complete onto your portfolio on ClassDojo.

As school is now open for Year 6, there will be no new home learning being sent home for those children who are not yet in school.

If you have chosen to keep your child off school, it would be beneficial to look back at all of the Home Learning that has been set over the previous 4 weeks and complete any tasks that were not completed on the correct day,

If you would now like to send your child back to school, it would be fantastic to see them. Please get in touch with the school office and your child will be able to  come back. However, to ensure we have enough staff and the correct teaching spaces, we ask that you give us 1 week advanced notice before you plan to send your child back.

We are all obviously spending alot of time indoors, but it is important for us all that we continue to exercise. Doing exercise makes us physically fitter, but also makes us feel mentally better too!

There are many ways to stay active at home. One way is to join in with Joe Wicks who is doing a free online fitness lesson each day. You can easily find it by going onto YouTube and searching for Joe Wicks PE.

Also, the PE and Lancashire Sports Team have been busy and created lots of free resources to help children stay active. To access this please click on the link below and it will take you to a website where you will be able to find a wide range of different activities.

We use the internet all of the time!

From keeping in touch with friends, doing work and playing games.

The internet is a great place, but it is very important to stay safe. When you are using the internet, you should only be using websites and apps that your parents know about. You should also make sure you do not communicate with anyone new on the internet. Only talk to people that you are sure you already know from the ‘real world’.

For more information about how to keep your children safe, please click on the link below.

Please click on the link below to watch a video that we have made for all of our children and families. We hope you enjoy it.

Please click on the links below for the Key Stage 2 Spelling Lists

Click on the link below to find a really useful document to help you revise all of the different areas of maths that you will need over the next few months. Enjoy!