Year 6
Welcome to Year 6! We will be exploring a wide range of interesting learning activities that will enhance your children’s academic and social development. This is a very exciting, important and sensitive time for our students as it is their final year in primary school! In a few months, we are expecting our children to be sitting their SATs, hoping to go to have a year 6 end of year experience and finally closing the curtains with their annual school play.
6CC
Class Teacher: Miss Couldwell
Teaching Assistant: Miss Gayle
Learning Support Assistant: Mr Ismael
6KS
Class Teacher: Miss Stoppard
Student teacher : Miss Mills
Teaching Assistant: Miss Gayle
Important information
PE
6CC - Tuesday (AM) and Wednesdays (PM)
6KS - Wednesdays (AM) and Thursdays (PM)
On PE days, the children should come to school in their school PE kit - dark shorts/jogging bottoms, a white t-shirt and trainers, to be worn with their school jumper.
Violin
6CC
Louise small group - Wednesday AM
Louise group - Wednesday after school
Louise individuals - Thursday PM
6KS
Individual lessons - Monday after school
Rayna group - Wednesday after school
Rayna individuals - Thursday AM
Homework
At Jubilee Primary we are championing the importance of reading. With your continuous support, we are looking forward to getting our children to develop a love of reading. Reading records will be checked and online Bug Club progress will be monitored. We will also be setting weekly mathematics and spelling homework on Friday’s through Google Classroom.
IPC topics
Our topic this term is What a Wonderful World. The children will find out about the different biomes of the world and look closely at the Earth’s structure. Our entry point will be a sensory trail, exploring our British biome. Our key text this half term will be Robot Girl by Malorie Blackman. We will delve into Science Fiction genre and relate this to other texts that your children already love!
We will be:
- Learning about the Earth’s biomes and habitats (desert, savannah, tropical rainforest.
- Learning about the Earth’s structure (crust, mantle, outer core, inner core).
- Exploring plate tectonics (how continents are formed and how land mass moves) and the natural hazards that occur on tectonic boundaries (volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and tsunamis).
- Using maps to identify the different continents of the globe.
Our IPC topics for this year are:
- What a Wonderful World;
- Out of Africa;
- Time Travellers;
- They See The World Like This; and
- Champions of Change.
Our aim is to bring these topics alive through the three main art forms: art, drama and music.
Please click here to see the curriculum newsletter for Autumn 2 2021
We will be reading and exploring different stories such as short novels and picture stories where children will learn how to develop their writing and analytical skills. Children will develop their writing through the different writing styles such as first person narrative, non-chronological reports, persuasive letters and comprehension-based tasks.
In Science, children will be exploring a variety of topics, such as Rocks and Soils, Evolution and Inheritance, Electricity and Light and the Human body. Students will be partaking in different experiments and excursions to develop and extend their learning. They will be learning how to use scientific evidence to support and refute different ideas and predictions.
We have high expectations of all our children as we look forward to a great and exciting year!
