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Welcome all Year 6 parents and pupils.

  I am Miss Mayley, the Year 6 class teacher, and our TA is Mrs Thambiayah.

Recommended reading books for Year 6:

Best Books for Year 6 | Ages 10-11 Recommended Reads | BooksForTopics

Expertly selected books for 9 and 10 year old children (lovereading4kids.co.uk)

Expertly selected books for 11, 12 and 13 year old children (lovereading4kids.co.uk)

 

AMAZING WRITING

October 17, 2017

Have a look at this amazing writing that Abita wrote during our English lessons

 

That Thing

Pacing his cave, the anonymous monstrosity became grumpier as his stomach rumbled and growled at him. His rotting skin barely stretched over his fractured, bony ribcage. His aquamarine eyes glinted in the orange-red sunset as they scanned the cave for something – anything – to eat. He groped, scratched and tore at the vines like a lunatic with the slightest glimpse of hope that something would fall down. Nothing. The deafening silence pierced his eardrums as the fire in his eyes burned yet brighter. What would he do next?

He climbed the vines knowing there must be something up there to eat. His blue eyes faded as grey as titanium. Why wasn’t there at least a beetle on the ground, or a bird in the sky? Obviously they had all gone into hiding as they sensed his presence. As he was a predator to anything, there was barely a scrap to eat. He darted to the oak, then to the willow, then to the ash. Not a soul in sight. His trembling fingers were deft as they pressed him forward, through the clearing. His knobbly knees and elbows stuck out as they pumped up and down.

His voice escaped his mouth in the form of a scream and scratched at everyone’s eardrums. It was more deafening than a fork scraping across a plate. What was he thinking…?

 

 

By Abita

5.10.17

Week beginning 16th October

October 17, 2017

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”” background_color=”#f9b6f0″ border_width=”1″ border_color=”#180ef3″ ]What we will be learning this week[/dropshadowbox]

Maths-We will learning about common multiples, common factors, prime, square and cubed numbers

English-  This week we will be continuing to use the file ‘The Piano’ to write the story

Science-We will be studying Light with Mrs Adams

P.E-We will be going swimming this week with Mrs Swift.  Please remember swimming costumes and towels!

Our second PE lesson will be helping us to develop our basketball skills and playing small sided games.

Topic-The topic for this term is World War 2.  This will continue throughout the Autumn term by Mrs Adams.

R.E-We will be starting our work on Buddhism with Mrs Adams.

Computing-We will be learning how to create our own APP with Mr Govinden.

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”” background_color=”#f9b6f0″ border_width=”1″ border_color=”#180ef3″ ]Important Information here.[/dropshadowbox]

On Thursday morning  we will be visiting Whitgift school to watch a music concert, performed by children who attend the school.  It is a great opportunity to hear live music and a good way to start the Whitgift Primary project which the children will be participating in, on the 20th November (more info to follow).

Mrs Stout will be in to check the Children’s University passports.  Please make sure they are up to date.
The Children’s University is an amazing programme that encourages your child to take part in a wide variety of activities both in and outside school that will enrich their lives and give them access to activities they wouldn’t usually have.  We would like as many children in Year 6 as possible to purchase a Children’s University passport (£2 from Miss Handley) and start collecting stamps.  Clubs that they participate in both in school and outside school will stamp their passport and once they have received 30 stamps they will be recognised at a formal graduation ceremony.  Children in the past have met the Mayor of Croydon at this event and other important people within the community.

It is a great way for children to develop more than just academic skills and be recognised for all the extra-curricular activities that they do.  This can include sports clubs, drama clubs, arts and crafts clubs, brownies, scouts, volunteering with the Lily Trust at school, supporting the school with whole community projects and many more.

Congratulations to Yasti  who was awarded a Merit card for always being willing to help both adults and peers with a great attitude.

Well done to all the Cross country runners.  You were amazing and kept going and didn’t stop running.

Congratulations to Amy and Yasti who received our first Privilege cards for last week

Don’t forget to log on to the Class Dojo and see how your child is doing.

Thank you to all the parents who have now made Parent’s Evening appointments.  I look forward to meeting you all.