Love to Learn, Together with the Lord
YEAR 6
2022 - 2023
Welcome to Year 6 and your final year at All Saints'; it's going to be great. Year 6 is fun-filled and action packed year where you will make many amazing memories for you to take away as you progress onto High School.
We cannot wait to fill this page with the amazing work you produce with us... watch this space!
Mrs Marsden and Mrs Stringer.
Mrs Marsden Mrs Stringer
Class teacher Teaching Assistant
Drawn by Millie-Anne
YEAR 6 CLASSROOM
OUR YEAR 6 TEAM
Head Girl and Head Boy
Deputy Head Girl and Deputy Head Boy
Senior Prefects
Prefects
Prefects
Team Captains
St George, St Andrew, St Patrick and St David
Sports Captains
Worship Group
Please help your child to complete their homework. The children will bring home numeracy or literacy on a Friday to be returned by the following Wednesday.
Reading
Please listen to your child read as often as possible. Studies show that children make more progress when they complete regular reading at school and at home, and we hope you will take every opportunity to read and discuss with your child a range of texts. Please write notes, comments and questions in their homework diaries. We will change books on a Monday and Thursday. Additionally, they can log on to Bug Club and read one of the books on there and complete a comprehension task.
Spellings and Grammar
Spellings and Grammar will be given on a Monday and tested on a Friday and should be practised daily (10minutes each). Your child will bring home their spelling book and they will also be put on Seesaw each week.
Tables should be practised daily (15 minutes each) on TT Rockstars. The children will be tested on their tables every Friday.
Tables and spellings are integral to children’s progress in literacy and numeracy.
Thank you for your support.
PE
As part of the National Curriculum Year 6 will be swimming this half term on a Friday afternoon and will have their PE lesson on a Thursday morning. The children will no longer be coming to school in their PE kits; they will leave their kits in school in a labelled bag. On a Friday the children will need to bring in their swimming kit in a labelled bag.
FOR PE:
FOR SWIMMING:
Please make sure your child has removed their earrings and long hair is tied up!
Thank you
Please find see the link below to see the Year 6 Curriculum overview.
YEAR 6 DOCUMENTS
Curriculum letter - Autumn term 1 2022
KNOWLEDGE ORGANISERS
At the start of our new topics in our subjects we share with the children the what we will be learning. The children have a copy of this to refer back to when needed. Our knowledge organisers are also displayed in the class on our working walls.
Science
Autumn term 1 - Inheritance and Evolution
Autumn term 2 - Light
Spring term 1 - The Circulatory System
Geography
Autumn term 1 - The World
Spring term 1 - Diverse World
Religious Education
Autumn term 1 - Life as a Journey
Autumn term 2 - How do Christians Prepare for Christmas?
Spring term 1 - Why is the Exodus such a significant event in Jewish and Christian history?
Computing
Autumn Term 1 - Digital Research and Presentation
Autumn Term 2 - Digital Research and Presentation
Spring term 1 - Data Handling
Autumn term 1 - Pop Music: Happy
Spring term 1 - A New Year Carol
MFL
Autumn term 1 - Presenting Myself
Spring term 1 - The Date
Design Technology
Autumn Term 1 - Structures
Spring term 1 - Global food
Art
Autumn Term 2 - Printing: Andy Warhol
Autumn term 2 - The Tudors
YEAR 6 CLASS AUTHOR
Every term, to further encourage the children's love of reading, we will be finding out about a new author and exploring several of their books. You will find our Focus author below and links to their webpages to share with your children.
Spring term 1 - We are reading Older Literature in particular Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare.
Autumn term 2 - We are reading classic fiction in particular The Wizard of Oz.
Autumn term 1 - We are reading The Explorer by Katherine Rundell.
CLASS AND SCHOOL EVENTS
TURTON TOWER - Wednesday 29th November 2022
We had a fantastic day at Turton Tower learning about The Tudors. We had the opportunity to explore the different rooms in Turton Tower, learn how Tudors lived, handled artefacts, dressed in Tudor clothing and even learnt a group dance. Here are some pictures of our day...
WORLD CUP DAY - Monday 21st November 2022
On Monday 21st November we had a World Cup Day in school. Each class studied a country and participated in activities such as art, geography, languages etc. The children also came into school dressed in the colours of the flag, an outfit from the country or a football kit of their choice. Our class was Spain and here are some pictures...
CHILDREN IN NEED - Friday 18th November 2022
ODD SOCKS DAY - Monday 14th November 2022
PUDSEY SHOP
Raising money for Children In Need - November 2022
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2021 - 2022
OUR YEAR 6 TEAM
Head Boy and Head Girl
Deputy Head Boy and Deputy Head Girl
Sports Captains
Senior Prefects
Prefects
Team Captains of St George, St Andrew, St David and St Patrick
Key Stage One Leaders
Reading
Please listen to your child read as often as possible. Studies show that children make more progress when they complete regular reading at school and at home, and we hope you will take every opportunity to read and discuss with your child a range of texts. Please write notes, comments and questions in their homework diaries. We will change books on a Monday and Thursday. Additionally, they can log on to Bug Club and read one of the books on there and complete a comprehension task.
Spellings and Grammar
Spellings and Grammar will be given on a Monday and tested on a Friday and should be practised daily (10minutes each). Your child will bring home their spelling book and they will also be put on Seesaw each week.
Tables should be practised daily (15 minutes each) on TT Rockstars.
Thank you for your support.
PE
Our PE lessons this half term will take place on a Tuesday morning and Wednesday afternoon so please can your child come to school wearing their PE kit. It is essential they have a full kit to take part in the lessons each week.
School jumper.
Team t shirt or white t shirt.
Royal blue or black shorts.
Black/blue joggers or leggings.
Trainers
Please make sure your child has removed their earrings and long hair is tied up!
Please find see the link below to see the Year 6 Curriculum overview.
YEAR 6 DOCUMENTS
Curriculum letter - Autumn Term 1
Curriculum letter - Autumn Term 2
Curriculum letter - Spring Term 1
Curriculum letter - Spring Term 2
KNOWLEDGE ORGANISERS
At the start of our new topics in our subjects we share with the children the what we will be learning. The children have a copy of this to refer back to when needed. Our knowledge organisers are also displayed in the class on our working walls.
Science
Spring term 1 - The Circulatory System.
Spring term 2 - Healthy Lifestyles.
Summer term 2 - Electricity.
Geography
Spring term 1 - The Diverse World.
Summer term 2 - World Global Issues.
History
Spring term 2 - The Victorians.
Summer term 1 - World War II.
Art
Spring term 2 - Collage - Decoupage.
Design and Technology
Summer term 1 - Electrical Systems.
Religious Education
Autumn term 1 - Life as a Journey.
Autumn term 2 - How do Christians Prepare for Christmas?
Spring term 1 - Why is the Exodus such a significant event in Jewish and Christian history?
Spring term 2 - Who was Jesus? Who is Jesus?
Summer term 1 - Ascension and Pentecost.
Summer term 2 - People of Faith.
Computing
Spring term 2 - Computer programming - Scratch
YEAR 6 CLASS AUTHOR
Every term, to further encourage the children's love of reading, we will be finding out about a new author and exploring several of their books. You will find our Focus author below and links to their webpages to share with your children.
In class we are going to be reading Wonder.
Summer term 2 author is...
R. J. Palacio
R. J. Palacio lives in Brooklyn, New York with her husband, two sons and two dogs (Bear and Beau). Her debut novel, Wonder, has been on the New York Times bestseller list since March 2012 and has sold over 5 million copies worldwide. The book's message of kindness has inspired the Choose Kind movement and has been embraced by readers young and old around the world.
In class we are going to be reading Letters from the Lighthouse.
Summer term 1 author is...
Emma Carroll
She is the author of many books for young readers. Click on the link below to explore her website.
https://emmacarrollauthor.wordpress.com
In class we are going to be reading The Mystery of the Whistling Caves and The Mystery of the Midnight Ghost.
Spring term 2 author is...
Helen Moss.
She is the author of mystery and adventure books for young readers.
http://www.helenmoss.org.uk/p/about-me.html