Today, 6JH completed an Online Open Day and a recount of today (in their words) can be found below.
Welcome to the Year Six website. On this website, we will be sharing examples of our children's work. This page is a workshop containing examples of learning in action. The work will not be the children's 'final draft’.
Thursday, 2 March 2017
Monday, 20 February 2017
Monday, 30 January 2017
Monday, 23 January 2017
Where Teachers Go At Night
For our first unit of writing this term, Year Six are writing
explanation texts about road safety for the Year Three teachers to use
in school. As part of this learning journey, we have been finding out
about the use of active and passive voice and causal conjunctions.
To
get us started, we recapped on our knowledge of the water cycle and
created oral presentations to explain the process to our classmates. Not
only was this a test of memory, it also required coherent sentences and
plenty of causal conjunctions!
Adding sparkle to these lessons - 6SD enjoyed watching Mr Bean boogie; whilst 6CC found out where Teachers go at night…
Monday, 16 January 2017
Thursday, 29 September 2016
Year Six End of Key Stage Tests Briefing
Year Six welcomed over 100
parents and children in to school on yesterday to find
out more about the Key Stage Two tests that the children will take in
May next year.
Everyone had a chance to meet
the Year Six teachers and discuss preparations and resources for the
tests as well as take home some example questions and booklets.
Lots of great questions were asked and we hope that it was a really useful time for parents and children to find out more.
If you do have any more questions or concerns please just get in touch via the school office.
Thursday, 15 September 2016
Year Six Trip to Legoland Windsor
As
part of the introduction to the Design Technology project on
programming model fairground rides, Year Six enjoyed a fantastic day
trip to Legoland Windsor today.
As
well as being great fun, the visit allowed all the children to research
more about fairground rides and take part in a workshop session led by
Legoland staff. This
session introduced Year Six to the ‘WeDo’ Lego software that we will
use in school when designing, making and controlling our own fairground
rides.
Highlights
of the day included making a model lion from Lego that could move, roar
and snore, visiting the amazing Lego Mini-land and experiencing lots of
the exhilarating rides first hand!
A big thank you to all of the adults who gave up their time on what was a long day – but definitely worth it! Thank you.
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