Year 6
In Year 6, we have Mrs Biddle teaching 6CB, and Mrs Preece teaching 6AP. We are also really lucky to have Mrs Wolfe supporting us. Mrs King and Mrs Woodward will be covering PPA and management time.
Homework will be set on Seesaw on a Friday and is due to be handed in the following Thursday.
Our PE lessons will be on a Monday and Wednesday - P.E. kit to be worn on both of those days.
Studs and shin pads will be needed on a Wednesday.
Year 6
In Year 6, we have Mrs Biddle teaching 6CB, and Mrs Preece teaching 6AP. We are also really lucky to have Mrs Wolfe supporting us. Mrs King and Mrs Woodward will be covering PPA and management time.
Homework will be set on Seesaw on a Friday and is due to be handed in the following Thursday.
Our PE lessons will be on a Monday and Wednesday - P.E. kit to be worn on both of those days.
Studs and shin pads will be needed on a Wednesday.
Autumn Term: Inclusion and Diversity
Year 6 have been thinking about migration and what it might be like to come to an unfamiliar country. We will discuss the importance of being tolerant of different cultures and beliefs to reflect the multicultural world we live in. We will think about how it might feel, the challenges people might face, the reasons people might choose to move to a new country and what they might have left behind. The texts used to support our learning this half term is The Arrival written by Shaun Tan and Coming to England by Floella Benjamin. In addition we will also be exploring the story of the Windrush.

Spring Term
This half term we will be focusing our learning on World War 2. Our core text is a biographical picture book telling the story of Rose Blanche.
HOME LEARNING
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In RE we will be considering the question: 'How does faith help people when life gets hard?'
Science
The Circulatory System will be a focus in Science this half term. We began learning about the importance of our heart and the components within our blood.
