Teacher: Mr Churchill
PPA Teacher: Mr Hayes
Teaching Assistant: Mrs Wilson 

Here you will find details regarding life in Year 6. There will be information regarding the curriculum and homework requirements, plus photographs of what we have been doing throughout each term.
Keep checking our page to see regular updates.

What are we learning about in Term 5?

Welcome to Term 5

Welcome to Term 5, Justice Detectives! Get ready for an exciting adventure learning all about crimes and punishments through history! This term, you'll go on a journey back in time to discover how different societies decided what was right and wrong. You'll learn about harsh punishments like the "eye for an eye" law as well as fairer reforms that protected human rights. 📜⚖️ On your marks, get set, investigate!

Maths

Maths this term will begin with a week learning about shape covering the following elements: calculate angles; calculate vertically opposite angles and calculate angles in triangles, quadrilaterals and polygons. We will then do some revision of challenging topics covered so far this year in preparation for SATS in week 4.

English

This term we will have 2 class texts, “Holes” by Louis Sachar and “The Highwayman” by Alfred Noyes. When reading Holes, we will be writing setting descriptions, detailed narratives and a non-chronological report. When studying The Highwayman, we will be writing character descriptions and internal monologues.

Science

In Science this term we will be learning mostly about the circulatory system as part of our ‘Animals including Humans’ unit. We will learn about what the circulatory system is and its function; all about blood and the how exercise, diet, drugs and lifestyle impacts our bodies.

Computing

Computing this term will based on 3D modelling where we will get the chance to modify 3D objects; make our own badges and design a desk tidy.

History

Does the Crime Fit the Punishment? This term, we will be learning about crime and punishment throughout the ages focusing on the following eras in UK history: Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Middle Ages, Tudors, Victorians and Modern UK.

Religious Education

This term we will be learning about Islam and we will answer the question, “Is it better to express your religion in arts and architecture or in charity and generosity?”

PE will be on Monday and Friday this term. It is really important that children have a suitable PE kit (including clothing for an outdoor session with a change of footwear).

Here’s to an excellent term, Mr Churchill and the Year 6 Team.

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Termly Homework

Homework will consist of a multiple choice grid with many different types of activities to choose from which are all based around our topic. The children will be responsible for completing a task each week and recording it in the home learning book. Photographs or any documents can be stuck into books and any models etc can be brought into school to be presented to the rest of the class if they wish.

For Maths home learning, the children have access to Times Tables Rock Stars and Prodigy, of which the login information can be found in their reading record. The children also have access to Spelling Shed to help them practise their spellings which are sent home weekly.

Remember to keep up with the reading at home in order to get through as many books as possible on the Accelerated Reader scheme and accrue the number of points needed for the term. 

Home learning may also be supplemented from time to time with other activities to reinforce learning we do in class. 

All homework will be awarded housepoints as well as housepoints given for reading quizzes. These will be added to each child's termly acrual in class to work towards a prize.

Any help and support given with home learning is greatly received. Thank you for your continued support.
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Below you will find links to websites and documents which will be useful for home learning.