Welcome to Year 6
Summer Term Headlines
- Please see our Curriculum Leaflet for details of our curriculum this term (attached below).
- Powerpoints with information about SATS tests and our residential visit to the Arete Centre are attached below.
- Reading books and red reading records are to be in school everyday please.
- PE kits are to be in school everyday. Our PE lessons this half term are on Monday and Wednesday, however these may change on occasions. change due to weather and visiting the Village Green. Please ensure that sun cream is applied on days when required and hats are in school.
- Water bottles to be brought into school everyday.
- Fruit or vegetables can be brought in to be eaten for snack at morning playtime.
Key Dates
Sats Tests Week beginning 13th May
Year 6 Residential Visit - Wednesday 5th - Friday 7th June
More dates will be added during the term.
You can find out more about our curriculum this term in the Curriculum leaflet below.
Daily Essentials
Times Tables and Mental Maths - Please practise your times tables and other mental maths skills using a preferred method. This could be using Hit the Button or Daily 10 (both of which can by found on the Useful Links page of this website) or any other method you prefer.
Square and Cube Numbers - A big part of Year 6 is being able to recall Square and Cube numbers up to 12 quickly and accurately. See how many you can learn by practising some each day. (For Example: 22 = 2x2 = 4 53 = 5 x 5 x5 = 125)
Reading - Please read your school reading book every day. Should you finish it you could create a book review to tell other children about the book.
We encourage children to read for pleasure every day. Please see below in the documents section for a list of recommended texts for Year 6.
Spelling - Please learn your school spellings which you will be tested on in school. Below there is a document including the Year 5 and 6 National Curriculum words. Each day you could choose a few these words and make a poster, acrostic poem or other mnemonic device to help you to remember the spellings. Try to choose what you would consider the trickier words from the list.