In Maths, we will be continuing

Year 6G

WELCOME TO YEAR 6

This web page will be updated with useful information and photographs of the fantastic work we have done in class and learning outside the classroom, so please check it regularly.

Key Information

Mr Grimshaw is the class teacher in 6G, with Mr Oldfield and Mrs McMullen supporting teaching and learning. 

PE

PE is on THURSDAY.

On Thursday remember to come to school in your PE uniform.

This includes blue shorts and white t-shirt underneath your blue tracksuit for outdoor learning. Your trainers should be plain black.

Home Reading Bag

You can buy a Home Reading Bag from school for £3.50. 

 

Class Charter

In class, we have been thinking about our rights. We have started the year by thinking about Article 17, 'Every child has the right to express their views, feelings and wishes in all matters affecting them, and to have their views considered and taken seriously'.
 

Children have shared their ideas about what responsibilities they have as Right Holders to ensure everybody can enjoy their right. We have also thought about what Duty Bearers’ (adults) responsibilities are.

 

We all agreed that we will uphold our responsibilities on our Class Charter. 

 

British Values 

As British citizens, we know the difference between right and wrong and we respect people's different opinions and choices. These are known as British Values.

In school, we promote all of the British Values:

- The Rule of Law

- Democracy

- Individual Liberty

- Mutual Respect and Tolerance

We look at a different value each week in Collective Time and we share our opinions and listen to others.

Homework

 

All children in year 6 are expected to complete their homework every night. This includes:

• reading in a quiet place for 20 minutes every day
• practising times tables and related division facts - all children know the ones that they need to practise
• spelling by logging into their Spelling Frame account

 

 

Timetable

 Hothersall Lodge

Archery

Canoeing

 

Climbing

 

Zip Line

 

Gorge Walk

Autumn 1

In English, we will be reading our class novel - The Nowhere Emporium. We will work through the writing process - read and respond, read and analyse and gather content before writing an independent narrative. 

 In Maths, we will begin working through the Maths-No Problem scheme. We will be learning about place value of numbers before moving onto calculations using all operations. 

Field Study of the Deciduous Woodland

Classification Keys 6G

 

6G Construction

Autumn 2

We are going to be extremely busy in English this half term. We will begin by learning about how biographies are written. We will then gather content about the life of Charles Darwin before writing a 'shared' biography about this famous Victorian scientist. For our independent task, we will be writing about the famous artist we are learning about in our Art lessons - L.S. Lowry. Later in the half-term we will be reading our class novel, Oliver Twist. Before finishing for the Christmas holiday, we will write an alternative chapter for the story. 

 In Maths, we will continue to work through the Maths-No Problem scheme. We will be working with multiples, factors and prime numbers before moving onto a unit on fractions. We will compare, order and simplify them before learning how to carry out all operations involving fractions and mixed numbers. 

In RE, we will be continuing to think about our Key Question, 'Is there one journey or many?' Our main area of focus for this half term is Christianity. 

In our Science lessons, we will be researching Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution. We will learn about his theories of adaptation, inheritance and natural selection.

In History, we will be investigating the Industrial Revolution and how this shaped Britain. We will then move our learning to focus on the Victorians before carrying out a local area study which will investigate Burnley as a major 'Cotton Town'. 

In Geography, we will be learning about Earthquakes. We will investigate plate tectonics and how these affect the Earth.  

In our Art lessons, we will be looking at the work of L.S Lowry. We will study his paintings of the industrial north and create our very own versions of one of his masterpieces - The Fever Van.

Spring 1

Spring 2

Summer 1

Summer 2