6S

6S Class Page

Welcome

In the links above you will find out all about the exciting learning that is yet to come this term! Please have a browse.

Below you will find important information regarding your child's PE time slot and information on reading.

At the bottom of the page you will find the children's class blog. A fortnightly update of all the exciting things that happen within 6S.

Enjoy!

Reading Books

Children in year 6 are expected to read at home each day, either to a family member or independently.  Please ensure reading records are brought to school daily and signed when your child has read.  We are then able to write in them when they read with adults in school.  As a result of this, they will earn their Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum reading certificates, plus a free book. 

Year 6 also participate in Reading Challenge and answer quizzes on each book they read.  The challenge for each child is to read 1 million words before the end of the school year, in order to win themselves free pizza.

6S are reading lots in school, please continue to read with them at home to help them reach their target!

P.E Days

6S will have weekly P.E. although sometimes the day it is on may change.  Therefore please ensure that your child has their P.E kit at school every day. Your child will need a white T-shirt, black shorts and suitable footwear (trainers/plimsolls).  In the winter months your child can wear black tracksuit bottoms and a jumper.  Hair should be tied up and earrings MUST be removed. Your child will not be able to join in with P.E if they have earrings in. 

Class Blog

Wednesday 28th March 2018

Reminder - Year 6 are able to come into school from 8.15am-8.35am (Monday to Thursday) for any help/support with their revision guides or homework. 

It would be good to see more of you 

All homework is given out on a Friday and needs to be returned by the following Wednesday (house points will be given for this).  All homework books are needed in school for lessons on Friday. 

Please also continue to read for at least half an hour each day - it really does help with fluency and comprehension.

Finally - practise your maths on Times Tables Rockstars.  We need more year 6 children in the Phoenix Top 20!  We are being beaten by years 3, 4 & 5! The more you practise the faster you will become which will all help increase your arithmetic skills.