Golden Award
Lily: for excellent resilience.
Star Writers
Lillie and Abigail: for a great effort with GPS - even completing extra revision for homework.
Maths Award
Izzy: for an almost-perfect score in her arithmetic test!
Lily: for excellent resilience.
Lillie and Abigail: for a great effort with GPS - even completing extra revision for homework.
Izzy: for an almost-perfect score in her arithmetic test!
Ollie: for a consistent effort and reflective attitude towards his learning.
Sophie: for a great effort when writing her Discovery Narrative. Well done for using rhetorical questions, figurative language and dashes for additional detail.
Jayden: for having more self-belief and sharing his answers and strategies.
Livia: for her responsible attitude and respectful manners.
Ebony: for her ‘aim high’ attitude when completing planning for her Discovery Narrative.
Idana: for superb work when converting fractions to percentages - including when data is presented in graphs.
Maisy: for her excellent ‘have a go’ attitude and for supporting others in their learning.
Summer: for a superb effort with our incidental write based on a setting description featuring the character Charles Darwin.
Gabriella: for a great ‘aim high’ attitude during our unit on decimals.
Keeping children and young people safe online is one of the biggest challenges facing society today and it is all of our responsibility to ensure that children are educated to make positive, informed choices when they are online.
This month’s newsletter gives helpful advice about…
the online game Minecraft, a game that remains popular amongst children,
how to set up parental controls on your WIFI/broadband - most providers include these for free as part of your broadband package.
WhatsApp, a free messaging app that allows you to send messages, voice notes, photos and videos. You must be at least 16 years old to register for and use WhatsApp; however, we are aware in school that many of our older children use this app and so the guide will give helpful advice about its features.
and links to further information regarding online safety.
We hope you find this Newsletter informative and helpful in promoting the positive use of technology to make the online world a better and safer place for us all.
All Year 6 for their superb behaviour and reading in church. Keep this up!
Lillie S: for consistently high spelling scores and for transferring this knowledge to all written pieces of work.
Tyler: for resilience when using reasoning and problem solving skills. Great progress made - especially in division!
Just a reminder that our new PE day is now Tuesday.
Franchesca: for reflecting on her own learning and developing her resilience. Keep this up!
Izzy: for a great spelling score in her recent SATS GPS practice paper.
Maisy: for increasing her arithmetic raw score by 10 marks.
Lily K for her ‘aim high’ attitude and reflective approach towards learning.
Gabriella for beautifully presented writing in all subjects.
Idana and Evie for full marks in their geometry end of unit assessment.
Have a lovely Christmas Y6! See you all in the New Year!
Keeping children and young people safe online is one of the biggest challenges facing society today and it is all of our responsibility to ensure that children are educated to make positive, informed choices when they are online.
With Christmas nearly here and perhaps with presents including new technology or related games being received, we thought we’d share some helpful advice in setting up appropriate parental controls. Parental controls can help to protect your child from seeing something that they shouldn’t – although it is important to emphasise that no system is effective all of the time so it is important to engage with your child and talk to them about their online life regularly.
We hope you find this Newsletter informative and helpful in promoting the positive use of technology to make the online world a better and safer place for us all.
Millie: for encouraging her friends to make the right choices.
Livia: for a high standard of writing across all subject areas.
Kyran: for super progress with fractions - finding the LCM to add and subtract fractions with different denominators.
Maia: for demonstrating excellent Growth Mindset.
Vinny: for improving his arithmetic raw score by 16 marks this term.
Ebony, Idana, Malachy and Ollie!
For excellent Flashback Narratives which include trigger and transitional sentences demarcated with ellipses. Well done!
Jayden-Thomas: for making a concerted effort to demonstrate our school values.
Franchesca: for a good effort analysing transitional sentences used in Flashback Narratives.
Alisha: for a resilient attitude towards solving calculations mentally.
Golden award
Maisie: for showing compassion and kindness towards others.
Maths award
Kyran: for making great progress with identifying the order of mathematical operations.
Star Writer
Samuel: for trying hard to develop his understanding of writer’s knowledge. Great progress!
Well done to Year 6 for leading our special assembly today. You all read beautifully.
We have enjoyed using concrete materials this week to investigate square and cube numbers.
We have been busy creating our Blitz skyline art using pastels and silhouettes.
Golden Award
Max: for setting a great example and being a good friend.
Maths Award
Maia: for super progress with identifying common factors and multiples.
Star Writer
Vinny: for an excellent effort with his Bravery Award speech.
Golden Award:
Summer - for her attitude, kind-nature and always having a smile on her face!
Maths:
Max for superb focus during daily morning maths activities
Writing:
Sophie for excellent effort with her Bravery Award speech
What a busy first half term!
Have a lovely break everyone. See you soon, Miss L :)
We have produced some fabulous diary entries using features such as adverbials, rhetorical questions, parenthesis and emotive language.
We have started analysing Bravery Award Speeches and look forward to planning our own next week.
We have loved our new Computing topic based on Bletchley Park. We have learnt about code breaking and we are now Caesar Cipher experts!
In science, we have planned an investigation to explore the effect of different exercises on our heart rate.
Golden Award:
Lillie S for always demonstrating a positive attitude towards her learning.
Maths:
Abigail for showing resilience when working on challenging division calculations - and keeping a smile on her face!
Star Writer:
Lily for making a huge effort to work independently when analysing the structure and language features of a text.
Well done to Max and Maia - you will do a superb job!
Well done, Vinny and Maisy!
Golden Award:
Leo, for a consistently respectful attitude towards adults and peers alike.
Maths:
Sam, for being resilient in order to achieve his target with multiplication.
Star Writers:
All Year 6 have made excellent progress during our unit on diary entries!
A special well done to Tyler, Dainton and Livia for creating atmosphere through emotive vocabulary choices.
Thursday 20th October: Own clothes day - £1 per child for PTA funds
Friday 4th November 6-7pm: KS2 Bonfire Night Disco - £3 a ticket
Sunday 4th December: Christmas Fair. More details to follow!
Year 6 have been busy planning our diary entries based on ‘Rose Blanche’. We have completed our Maths unit on Place Value and we have started problem solving using written methods of addition and subtraction.
Well done to all the children who delivered their speeches on Tuesday. They were all fabulous and we are all very proud of you. KS2 have now voted…Results to follow!
Well done to Year 6 for becoming our school prefects on Monday during our lovely assembly.
We really enjoyed a visit from referee, Ollie Langford, who gave us lots of information about his role and he showed us the equipment he uses during a match. He then set us a challenge to create a design for a product to make his job easier! We heard some great ideas including those of Ebony and Lily K, who thought of a goal post which flashes different colours if the ball crosses the line, and Vinny who designed some fabulous football boots to help the Ref keep up with the players!
We watched a superb performance of Twelfth Night on Wednesday, starring some of our very own Year 6 children! They then performed at The Grand on Thursday and Friday. What a superb opportunity!
Golden Award:
Millie for being so helpful and considerate.
Star Writer:
Gabriella for making a great effort in her work and remembering to reflect a high standard of written work in all subjects.
Maths:
Lily K for excellent daily arithmetic work in Morning Maths.