Year Six Blog

Congratulations to Danielle who won the award this week for her excellent work in maths. Well done!!!

 

 

The girls have made excellent progress over the last few weeks and are really enjoying themselves.
Club will be on after half term but only for a week or two due to the clocks going back. I’ll keep the girls informed.
Well done girls, Mrs Lawrenson and I have really enjoyed working with you.

Well done to all of the Y6 pupils who have already made comments. Mr Rafferty, Mrs Roberts and Miss Gibson are really pleased with your efforts. Keep it up!!
Please send any suggestions for other items we can include next half term.

Well done to Tom who won this week’s award. He was one of the pupils nominated by another member of staff. He sensibly collected data for his graph work and showed excellent manners when visiting her classroom. Congratulations

Well the score 1-0 seems to be quite important this week. I think Arsenal were beaten by that score and Liverpool won by that score.

Congratulations to Jack, this week’s winner who was nominated for his drama performance.

Well done to everyone who has tried to walk all or part of the way to school this week especially as the weather has been dreadful at times.

Year 6 have enjoyed talking about their favourite books and have watched some video clips this week. We also voted for our favourite literary villain – Lord Voldemord gained first place just as he did in a recent national survey. Other characters mentioned by Year 6 were Darth Vader, Miss Trunchbull, Count Olaf and The BBW (Big Bad Wolf).
On Wednesday the drama session was a lovely end to the day. Sarah from Helen O’Grady Workshops gave us the opportunity to make lots of noise and have fun. After warm-up activities we did a restaurant scene. Waiters, waitresses, a manager, a band and customers took to the stage as the scene was acted out.  Everyone was brilliant but special mention must go to Jack. As lead singer of the band he performed a solo with great enthusiasm.

 

 

 

Well done to all of Year 6 for creating some lovely poems. Some children worked together. We had great difficulty in choosing the winners. Five poems were read out in the Harvest Service by Celina, Laura & Nicole, Tom & Casey, Danielle & Abbie and Thomas.

Congratulations to Celina who was our overall winner. We hope you enjoy reading her poem.

Autumn

Many leaves all around

Flying up and falling down

Autumn crops look really nice

And some of them are made into rice

 

Also in Autumn there’s halloween

With scary pumpkins that make people scream

Hedgehogs and squirrels sleep for long

Whilst the birds are singing lovely songs

 

The sycamores come swirling down

Without making any sound

Autumn is the time of year

When winter is very near

 

By Celina Hernandez