Class 6
20.1.23 Update
admin on: Class 6
An absolutely fabulous week in Class 6. The class are really coming on in all areas of learning and it is really obvious!
In English, the children produced some well-thought out book reviews on Voices in the Park by Anthony Browne. In maths, they have shown increasing confidence with percentages. In rugby, the coach was so impressed with their attitude and behaviour that he asked me to reward the whole class! Finally, in geography, the children have looked at what fair trade means, and debated why certain people in the trade chains deserve more of the profit. I was super impressed with their debating skills! Here are some pictures of the children as they were about to deliver their speeches during the fair trade debate.
13.1.23 Update
admin on: Class 6
This week, the children have learnt about the human geographical features of Jamaica. They have created some amazing double page information sheets on this. Here are some photographs of them.
In English, the children have been reviewing a picture book called Voices in the Park. It is a really clever book with some fabulous lessons to learn in it. Also, in maths the children have been introduced ratio and proportion. They have worked so hard on conquering this!
6.1.23 Update
admin on: Class 6
Happy New Year! I hope you've all had a wonderful Christmas.
This week, the class have come back with a great attitude. They are positive, hard-working and eager to learn more, which is the perfect attitude for a Year 6 class! Only 6 months left of primary school now!
Here are some photographs of their DT project of making bridges, which they did before Christmas.
25th November update
admin on: Class 6
Lots of updates this week!
First of all, an update from last week! For antibullying week, the children helped promote the 'reach out' campaign that encourages people to reach out to someone they trust if they need support as well as promoting the idea that people should 'reach out' to someone they may feel is being bullied. To illustrate the 'reach out' campaign, the children wrote the names of people they can reach out to and then took photographs of them 'reaching out'.
This week, half the class went on the bus to Huddersfield town centre to visit the Sikh Gurdwara with Mrs Kendal and Mrs Johnson to bring their RE learning to life.
Also this week, the children set out in science to disprove the statement, 'your heart rate never changes.' They did this by designing their own exercise routine and then taking their pulse at different points.
