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January 12, 2018

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Spring Communication

Dear Parents/Carers , Welcome back and happy New Year; I do hope you had a lovely holiday. The Spring Term has got off to a brilliant start and I have been impressed with the children’s attitude towards their learning. They are refreshed and ready to work hard during the busy term ahead! For our topic this term we are travelling back over 1000 years to discover what life was like during Viking times. Attached is a Topic Web outlining some of the areas of learning that we will be covering in class during the next 6 weeks. Below is a more detailed overview of the Maths topics; this may be helpful when supporting your child with their Maths at home. How can you help at home? Homework: Maths - This term children will be completing questions similar to those found on the arithmetic SATs papers. The arithmetic paper tests how quickly and accurately children can answer a range of procedural calculation questions using the four operations of...

Wartime Baking

Wartime Baking On Wednesday 24th January Year 6 placed themselves into the shoes of children from WWII by exploring the concept of rationing and exactly what this meant. After discussing the average weekly rations for children aged 5-16; the types of foods that would have been rationed and getting our heads around the fact that some children spent their entire childhood having never seen a banana, the children were set the task of creating 'Carrot Cookies'. These cookies contained only ingredients which would have been available via a ration card or by being grown by individuals in their gardens. The children were pretty skeptical as to how they would taste (after seeing how little sugar was in the recipe). However they all seemed delighted with the results. One child was overheard saying: "...both yummy and healthy!" The children worked in unsupported groups and were all given the same recipe to follow. Due to the ambiguous amount of milk that was requi...

Year 6 Communication Letter Friday 9 th September 2016 Dear Parents/ Carers of Year 6 Pupils, We hope that you have had a really enjoyable summer. It is lovely to be back in school and I am delighted with how quickly the children have settled into Year 6. We are busy working towards earning our School Captain status and I hope that your child is sharing some of the ways that we do this with you at home. As a class we have written a list of the qualities that we believe a School Captain should demonstrate and you can see this in the back of your child’s planner. It’s great to see how seriously they are taking their various Year 6 responsibilities already. We hope that you find this letter and pack of information useful. Autumn Term Curriculum Here is an outline of some of the areas of learning that we will be covering in class this term. Maths Place value (reading, writing, ordering, scaling up and down, rounding) o...

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