Yr 6 Easter Homework

During the Easter holiday, our main priority is that the children enjoy the break, remain active and spend time with friends & family.

We are, however, aware that some parents are keen to keep their child ticking over with some homework so we have put together a few bits to complete which should help the children consolidate their learning from the classroom.

  1. There are 2 practice papers available on www.maths.co.uk (the children have used this before and will have their log in details with them.)
  2. There are some SPaG revision mats which cover a range of topics which will have been covered in class.
  3. Finally, there is a retrieval practice worksheet; this is a key content domain for the KS2 assessments.

Enjoy a lovely Easter break.

Yr 6

Yr 6 Leavers’ Hoody Reminder

letter re Y6 hoodies 2024

Please ensure that you have filled in & returned the information on the bottom of the letter sent home on Friday regarding the leavers’ hoodies.

We are very grateful to our PTA for their hard work in ensuring children are able to have a hoody this year.

As it states on the letter, if it is not returned by Wednesday, staff will estimate sizing and will request for the first name to be printed.

Many thanks

Yr 6 Homework

Reminder that homework is due in by Wednesday 20th March. 

  1. Complete statutory spelling words including paragraph where the words are used in context.
  2. Complete online Maths practice paper around decimals & percentages – this can be found at www.maths.co.uk (The children already have their log on information for this)

Weekly homework is part of our on-going effort to best prepare the children for their upcoming transition to secondary school.

 

Yr 6 Homework

Homework is due in by Wednesday 13th March

  1. Complete reading comprehension sheet. This is designed to encourage speed & efficiency when reading.
  2. Complete online maths practise paper. This is a new website we are using. Children should all have their log on within their homelink book and a letter has gone home which gives instructions on how to access this.

Please encourage your child to complete homework to a high standard. This is part of our on-going effort to ensure the children are prepared for the transition to secondary school.

Year 6: checking your child’s device…

Year 6 parents and carers

I had a conversation with the Year 6 children yesterday about the language some of them are using when using messaging platforms on their phones or other devices.  I was clear that I know they would not use this language in front of adults or to others in person and therefore they should not do this on messaging platforms as it is upsetting.

Please can I emphasise our ongoing advice about routinely checking your child’s phone/device and supporting them to act appropriately when they send or receive difficult messages.

Lots of advice can be found here: https://eephonesmart.co.uk/online-safety-tips/talking-to-child-online-safety/ to support you.  Please do contact us if you feel you need further support.

Mrs M