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smileyWelcome to Year 6Ssmiley

 

Welcome back, I hope you've all had restful half term break and are ready for some more exciting new learning opportunities during the build up to Easter. 

 

Year 6 is a very important year for all of our students, and as a staff, we will work incredibly hard to make it their best year yet. Parents and students often have lots of questions about Year 6, so please feel free to contact the school if you ever have any worries or would like a quick chat about your child. I know this year will be brilliant, and I'm really looking forward to working collaboratively with you and all our students, to ensure this year is successful and fun for all.

 

Please continue to check our page for regular curriculum updates and photographs. smiley

 

Mrs Garlick!  

 

Communication

Please let school know if any of your contact details have changed (phone number, email, addresses) in the event we need to call home or contact you.

 

Homework

Homework will be sent home every Monday and will consist of the following:

  • 1 Arithmetic Assessment
  • Purple Mash spelling quiz (online) and LCCWS sheet
  • 1 SPAG task.
  • Please encourage your child/ren to complete their homework every week, as well as reading each night (approximately 20-30mins).

 

Completing homework on time, in an organised and structured way are excellent habits to encourage, which will prepare children for high school and form a key part in consolidating their learning. Revising times tables will also help your child with key elements of Maths.

If your child is finding homework a challenge, please don’t hesitate to let me know. smiley

 

General Information

PE

This half term, our PE lessons will take place on Mondays (Yoga) and Wednesdays (Tennis - PDS coach). The children will wear their PE kits to school on that day.  Please ensure your child has the correct PE kit – branded shorts etc are not part of school uniform.  On cooler days, the children may wear jogging bottoms, but they must still wear their school cardigan or jumper – no hoodies.

 

Uniform

Please ensure that all school uniform is labelled with your child's name. Your child will be expected to wear their winter uniform until 29th March 2024. 

 

Medical

A quick reminder -if your child has a medical condition that staff need to know about, please inform school as soon as possible. If your child requires an inhaler, or any other medicine, please make sure it has been returned to school, and is not out of date. 

 

Snack

As we are a ‘Healthy School’ we would like to remind parents that a healthy snack at playtime is encouraged. Please don’t send any chocolate or sweets into school as a snack.

 

Our 'Sefton' Superstar!

 

 

Noah is an incredible member of 6S; he's kind, caring and an exceptionally hardworking pupil. Taking on the role of St. Patrick's football captain, Noah has already shown us his incredible sportsmanship, talent and team spirit. 

Over the last few weeks, Noah has attended some very competitive football trials for Sefton. Only 18 spaces were available and we were delighted to hear that Noah has secured a place in their team. 

Playing football at district level is a fantastic achievement, Noah. We are all incredibly proud of you and we will be behind you every step of the way. heart

Keep smashing life, Noah!! laugh

Year 6 SATs Information 2024

What will Year 6's curriculum look like this academic year?

Which areas of the curriculum will 6S be focusing on in the Spring term?

What will our Maths objectives look like in the Spring term?

Which areas of the curriculum will Year 6 be focusing on in the autumn term?

Which Maths objectives will Year 6 be covering in the first half of the autumn term?

What will behaviour look like in Year 6S?

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