Year 6 Class News

Writing challenge

Posted on Tuesday 28 April 2020 by Miss Beatson

Thank you to Sofia, who emailed me her writing challenge that Mr Roundtree set last week. The challenge was to write an article  for parents and carers to read, and  offer top tips and other guidance to support parents and carers with their child’s home learning.

 

Art at home

Posted on Thursday 23 April 2020 by Miss Beatson

Caitlin has emailed me some of her art work that she has been doing at home- take a look!

Thank you to everyone who has been sending me emails with pictures of your learning- it’s lovely to see what you are all doing at home.

Five Star Sports LIVE sessions

Posted on Friday 17 April 2020 by Mrs Latham

Five Star Sports regularly come into school to deliver fabulous sporty sessions. They are running some LIVE sessions on Facebook for you to join in with. There is a Monday session for younger children and Saturday morning football sessions. Join in and keep active with them.

Ambition

Posted on Friday 03 April 2020 by Miss Beatson

Mya has written her own poem all about ambition. It was a home learning task this week and it was a writing challenge set by Leeds United! If you didn’t get chance, then you can take another look at what the challenge involves here. 

World Book Day 2020

Posted on Friday 06 March 2020 by Miss Beatson

This week, we’ve been celebrating World Book Day by sharing stories for ten minutes each day. Yesterday, lots of children brought in their favourite book to share with the class. Foundation had a great time dressing up as a favourite book character, whilst KS1 and KS2 visited Scholes Primary School to watch a Hobgoblin performance of Wind in the Willows.

Living and Learning: Safer Internet Day

Posted on Sunday 23 February 2020 by Miss Beatson

This year, Safer Internet Day had the theme ‘Together for a better internet’ and we discussed what this means in a class discussion. The children had some brilliant and mature suggestions on how we can make others happy online and what makes us happy online.

“I like to make others happy online by face timing them and telling them that they’re amazing and really kind.”

“I like to make others happy online by telling people good things about them and calling to check they’re OK.”

“I like to make others happy online by making them feel like they aren’t the only ones who have experienced cyber bullying.”

“Something that makes me happy online is to play games and explore the internet.”

 

Living and Learning: I make safe choices.

Posted on Friday 07 February 2020 by Miss Beatson

This week, we’ve been thinking about making safe choices in different situations. Here are some suggestions made in a class discussion:

“If somebody tells you or asks you to do something inappropriate online then report, block and tell a trusted adult.”   Sofia

“If your friends are peer pressuring you to try a cigarette or an e cigarette then tell them you don’t want to and walk away.” Mya

” If you’re crossing a road, always try and find a zebra or pelican crossing to cross rather than anywhere random.” Rodi

Living and Learning: I know what a drug is.

Posted on Sunday 26 January 2020 by Miss Beatson

This week, our Living and Learning statement was ‘I know what a drug is’. As part of our learning, Dave from D:side came in to talk to each class about drugs. With the younger children, he spoke to them about medicines and how we can keep our bodies healthy. In KS2, he delivered workshops on smoking, alcohol and drugs.

Following on from this, each class discussed the issues and dangers around passive smoking and what they could do if they felt uncomfortable about it. The NHS website has some excellent information about passive smoking and the risks for children.

NHS-passive smoking

Music day

Posted on Tuesday 26 November 2019 by Miss Beatson

Year 5 and 6 enjoyed a whole day of music, where they all learnt how to play some basic chords on the guitar and keyboard. By the end of the day, they played six well-known songs to the rest of the school. It was fantastic to see the focus and concentration the children had when playing the songs and how well they all played together as a group. Thank you to Fran and Sarah from Artforms, who ran the day.

 

Our visit from Councillor Lamb

Posted on Saturday 23 November 2019 by Miss Beatson

This week, we had a visit from Councillor Lamb, who spoke to us about the planned housing developments around Wetherby. This is part of our geography topic: Where in the world am I? We looked at some huge maps of the local area, which clearly showed the places where housing has been proposed. The children asked some great questions about the negative and positive impact of the new housing developments and they have gathered lots of information for them to write a balanced argument in English.

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