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Year 6

Welcome to our Year 6 page where you can find out more about what is happening in our class.

Year 6 have PE on Wednesday and Friday.

If you have any questions or would like to contact the class team please email [email protected] call the school office on 01252 328589 to leave a message. Alternatively you can fill in the contact form.

  • Worry Form It can feel scary to have a worry and it helps to talk it through and work out how to manage this worry. You can talk to a trusted adult, sibling or friend at home or at school. You can call Childline too on 08001111. Do you have a worry that you need to share with an adult at school? if so complete this form or talk to an adult at school as soon as you can. If you fill in this form it will go to Mrs Curtis and she will come and talk to you about it the next day you are in school.
  • Someone is not safe If you or someone you know feels scared or frighted by someone else, we are here to help. You can talk to a trusted adult at home or at school. You can call the Police on 999 or Childline too on 08001111. If you fill in this form, it will go to Mrs Curtis and she will come and talk to you about it as soon as she can.

Our Class Novels

Half Term Project Details and Homework Ideas

Half Term Project Details and

Homework Ideas

YEAR 6 –Blood Heart

The new projects run for the first half of the Summer Term. Homework contributions can be made throughout the half-term. Please make sure your child brings in something that they have worked on at home.  Project homework submissions are voluntary. The children are welcome to come and share their marvellous creations!

Below are some ideas for each project. Try one of these or something else project related.

  • Create an exercise plan for maintaining a healthy heart. Be kind to your heart!
  • Research information and plan ideas for a weekly menu of food that your heart would love. Spinach, porridge, blueberries, salmon and soya protein are all heart-healthy.
  • Songwriters are often inspired by the heart. Search for songs about heartbreak or cheer yourself up by making a playlist of songs to make your heart sing!
  • Think about what we mean by ‘heart-stopping’. Write about a ‘heart-stopping’ moment in your life. Describe to another person the bodily sensations experienced and then capture it in words as accurately as you can.
  • Find out about some major changes in medicine and surgery. Create a timeline – what happened and who was involved?
  • Create a job profile for a heart surgeon. What do you need to study to become a heart surgeon? How long would it take if you started right now? What skills and personality would make you successful in this role?
  • Find out about the size and structure of a human heart and compare it to the size, structure and number of hearts in other animals. (Worms have five!)
  • Find examples of proverbs or idioms relating to the heart, such as ‘wear your heart on your sleeve’ or ‘eat your heart out’. See how many you can find and explain what they mean.
  • What does the phrase ‘Blood is thicker than water’ mean? Write a short story using this as a title.
  • Find out about the different pulse points on the human body including the side of the neck (carotid), wrist (radial), top of thigh (femoral) and elbow crease (brachial). Test the different pulse points – which one has the strongest pulse?

 

 

 

School Council

School Councillor - Our council rep is Nikita. 

Class Assembly Dates

Here are the dates for our class-sharing assembly this year. We hope you will come and join us at 9am in the hall.

  • Year 6:  Friday 19th September 2025
  • Year 6:  23rd January 2026
  • Leavers Assembly:  Wednesday 22nd July 2026

In addition, Year 6 will be performing in an End of Year Production on 15th July 2026 at 7pm.

Year 6 Trips and Events

Year 6 will be visiting the Imperial War Museum on Wednesday 19th November 2025

Year 6 will be visiting the Reading Victorian Schoolrooms on Wednesday 4th March 2026

Year 6 have their Junior Citizen trip on Wednesday 3rd June 2026. 

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