Year 6 HAVE managed to SQUEEZE in some D.T. these last 2 weeks! We don't know how we found the time- but we did!
Have a look at us working on our wooden designs for Polar animals!
Thursday, 16 May 2019
All of Year 6 have put their heart and soul into their SATs this week. We couldn't be more proud of the children for their efforts. Parents have also been amazing with their support and we have had many other staff go above and beyond in many ways to support year 6 children both before in the run up as well as during the SATs week itself. Year 6 teachers give praise to you all with an IMMENSE THANK YOU!
Friday, 1 March 2019
POLAR PROJECT
Y6 have had some really amazing models in this week from a homework project. Well done children and well done family members who got involved and helped! We love them! Watch out for some more as they arrive.
ICEBERG HABITATS
Y6 created some fabulous diagrams of iceberg eco-systems. See how busy life can get on and around an iceberg! Many creatures can survive because of the freshwater that has slowly melted away from the ice.
Tuesday, 12 February 2019
Coding Snowflakes
Y6 are delighted with their coding lesson with Mr Harris. We combined Scratch coding with maths angle knowledge to create repeating patterns. Do you like our snowflake scenes?
Year 6 searching for angles in the playground environment
Year 6 had great fun finding a variety of angles on our playground. They had the task of seeking them out, trying to find ones that no one else had thought of and a group selfie! Following this they made a pic collage of their results. Well done everyone.
Wednesday, 23 January 2019
How Children's Rights were removed during the Holocaust - UNICEF linked topic research
To conclude our War Child topic year 6 have been linking the UNICEF rights to their historical research into the Holocaust. We are very proud of the mature attitudes all children maintained during this activity into what is a very emotive subject. Through their answers it was obvious to see how much information they have taken on board throughout this topic.
Well Done Year 6, we hope our new topic Perilous Poles continues to inspire such thoughtful, high quality work!
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