Year 6 - Autumn Term Curriculum Letter 2023
Recommended Book Lists Year 6


Year 6 - Grammar Glossary
Year 6 - SPAG - SATS revision
Year 6 - Maths - SATS revision
Matilda - ENDING SONG - Bows
Matilda - Revolting Children - Song 12
Matilda - Quiet - Song 11
Matilda - The smell of rebellion - Song 10
Matilda - When I grow up - Song 9
Matilda - Bruce (Part 1) - Song 8
Matilda - This Little Girl - Song 7
Matilda - The Chokey Chant - Song 6
Matilda - Naughty (Superglue - part 2) - Song 5
Matilda - The Hammer - Song 4
Matilda - School Song - Song 3
Matilda - Naughty - Song 2
Matilda - Miracle - Song 1
Year 6 Summer Term Curriculum Letter 2023
Hagg Farm - Day Three - Friday 17th March
Hagg Farm - Day Two - Thursday 16th March
Hagg Farm - Nightline - Wednesday 15th 2023
Hagg Farm - Day One - Wednesday 15th March
Year 6 SATs Information Meeting PPT
Year 6 - Reading - SATS Revision
Year 6 Hagg Farm Residential Presentation
Year 6 Spring Term Curriculum Letter - 2023
Year 6 - Science - Classification - Working Scientifically - December 2022
Year 6 - DT Cooking - Comer Dine With Me - December 2022
Year 6 - WW2 Evacuee Day at Brackenhurst - Tuesday 22nd November
Year 6 visit to an Inspire WWI History & Singing event - Monday 14th November 2022
Year 6 - Safety Zone Visit - Friday 23rd September
Year 6 visited the Safety Zone event on Friday and were able to develop their sense of awareness of potential dangers and hazards that they are likely to encounter in their lives. The event, organised by the County Council, is designed to develop children's sense of responsibility and independence as they look forward to the rest of this year and their secondary school lives. Children visited stations hosted by the Police, Fire Service, Via and NCT amongst others at the National Watersports Centre. During short 15 minute sessions at each station, pupils had the opportunity to learn basic CPR, how to embark and disembark buses and trams safely and correctly, understand the importance of wearing a seatbelt, how to behave responsibly around electricity, understand the dangers in the home that can lead to fire as well as the potential pitfalls of social media if not used correctly. It was a fantastic morning and the children were a credit to the school learning skills and knowledge that are of a great benefit outside the classroom.