Hello and Welcome to Year 6!
In Year 6, we are taught by Miss Hetherington, Miss Simpson and Mr Curd!
Autumn Term 2025
We are so excited to welcome you back to school!
Have a look at what we will be doing this term.
This term is full of exciting learning opportunities! In history, we will find out about Medicine Throughout the Ages – some of it is quite gory. In Science, we’ll dive into the world of living things and their habitats. Art classes will be all about exploring drawing and painting techniques and letting students get creative. In PE, we will be doing Athletics on a Tuesday and swimming on a Friday! During RE, students will explore the concepts of Justice and Freedom.
Dates for your diary
Autumn 1
Monday 8th September-children back to school
Friday 26th September-Macmillan Coffee Morning
Friday 26th September-European Day of Languages celebration in school-more information to follow
Friday 17th October-check the website for your child’s year group newsletter
Friday 24th October-last day of half term
Autumn 2
Monday 3rd November-children return to school
Friday 12th December-check the website for your child’s year group newsletter
More dates to be confirmed…
Homework
- Maths (TTRS) children know their log ins and are expected to complete at least 30 minutes a week.
- Weekly spelling lists will be given out on a Monday for children to practise for a spelling quiz on Friday.
- Reading records MUST be signed at least 3-times a week
P.E.

This term, year 6’s PE slot is on a Tuesday afternoon.
Please make sure your child has a white PE top, blue PE shorts and trainers in school with them on this day.
We will be swimming on a Friday until Christmas and children should make sure they bring their swimming costume and towel into school every Friday.
Home Reader
It is expected for children to read at home every day.
Children should return their book to school daily, so they have the opportunity to read with adults in school. Please sign your child’s reading record book when they have read – a minimum of three times a week. When children have completed a book, they will be able to complete a quiz based on the book they have read. These results will be recorded in your child’s home reader. Points and prizes will be awarded for completing quizzes.
Children who are unable to read at home will be given the opportunity to read in school if books are not returned.
Please feel free to see us or write in your child’s Home-School Contact Book if there are any issues. It is essential that home and school communicate effectively, working together to ensure your child receives the very best from school.
All passwords are in your child’s reading record book.
Useful Websites

Use the links below to help you keep up to date with your child’s learning:
General
Literacy
The English area of the Bitesize website is packed with activities and questions to help you prepare for the National Tests in English.
Numeracy
Get your head around addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Take a visit to Gere’s Bike Shop and help them read their graphs and charts. Practise working out the mode, median and mean for a set of numbers. Take a look at time, mass and capacity. Investigate the properties of different shapes. Get your brain ticking with some mental maths questions.
Home learning
Here are some documents to support your child’s learning at home:






