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Year 6 

Introducing the Team...

Mr M Human - Class 21 teacher and Year Group Leader

Mrs L Kane and Mrs A Watkins - Class 19 teachers

Mrs S Hayes - Class 20 teacher (Mon-Thurs), Mr Aldred (Fri)

Miss L O'Mahony, Miss A Pockett, Mrs E Redpath and Miss J MacLeod - Teaching Assistants

Meet The Team

Start and End of Day Routine

Children in Years 5 and 6 can arrive onto the main playground (top gate entrance) from 8:15am or 8.30am. Classroom doors will open from 08:45am and the top gate will stay open until 8:55am. The top gate and playground are supervised by SLT during this time.

When the children enter the classroom there will be a morning task set for the children. This might be responding to written feedback from the previous Maths or English lesson; finishing off work; completing some Arithmetic work; Grammar work; or they will be given time to read to help support them in hitting their reading target.  

Children are also welcome to attend Breakfast club at 08:30am (via main office entrance) where toast, crumpets and juice are provided free of charge and is open to all children.  

The top (junior) gates open again 3:05pm for the end of the day. Please ensure you update Arbor with permissions for children to be able to walk home alone.  

Year group information re: PE/Games, Forest School & Homework 

Year 6 Key Information

 

Overview of the Curriculum

Year 6 Curriculum Overview

Homework Expectations

In Year 6 children are expected to read for at least 20 minutes each day at home. Please can this be recorded in their reading records daily. Please be aware that we do not change books as soon as the children have read them once, as we want the children to re-read books in order to develop their awareness of punctuation and develop their fluency.

Weekly homework will be given out as a paper copy every Friday. This will consist of a VGP (Vocabulary, Grammar and Punctuation) activity that will be either linked to the VGP sessions that are taking place in class or the skills being taught during English lessons. The Maths work that will help to consolidate understanding of the Maths facts for Upper KS2 or be linked to the work taking place in class. The Homework will be collected in and marked on a Wednesday.

At certain points of the term we will also be setting Time Table Rockstars battles which consolidate the times table knowledge that is so important in Year 6. Please ensure your children are practicing regularly and understand the importance of knowing their times tables.

Useful Links for Learning at Home

Accelerated Reader

BBC Bitesize

Times Table Rock Stars

Hit the Button

CGP Resources