Y6: Gallery
Olivia Leach visit - Aspirations Day 2025
Date: 16th Jul 2025 @ 2:25pm
Today, Olivia Leach visited our school she told us all about her rugby sporting career and the skills needed to be a successful sportsperson. Olivia spoke about the skills needed to be a rugby player - respect, resilience, discipline and teamwork. We designed rugby shirts to show these core values.
Olivia chose 2 winning designs from each class to win a signed rugby ball.
It was great to meet Olivia today and we would like to thank her again for support with our aspiratons day!
Date: 10th Jul 2025 @ 12:32pm
What a successful Lyme's Got Talent Show we had this year. With 17 amazing acts to perform, it was a very difficult decision to judge the winner. With help from the judging panel, the Business For Youths team and our very own Mrs Donnelly, we finally had a winner. Third place Monty with his hilarious jokes, second place was 'The Smilers' with their beautiful song 'Die with a Smile', and our first place winner was Evie E blowing us away with her dancing/singing to 'Scars to Your Beautiful.' We are so proud of all of our acts this year and they should all be very proud of their own talents and confidence. With a special mention to George and Mikaeel (aka Ant & Dec) for brilliantly hosting in their own unique style. Well done Lyme!
Date: 13th Jun 2025 @ 3:49pm
Year 6 had the time of their lives at PGL. Take a look at the brilliant time had by all the children and staff.
Date: 10th Jun 2025 @ 9:43pm
Four children from Y5 and Y6 took part in a debate workshop at Rivington Primary this week. They discussed the following points:
*It would be good to be famous
*Sports stars are the best role models for young people
*Social media does more harm than good
Mrs. Bradbury accompanied them and took part in the judging. We are VERY PROUD to say that we came 3rd (only 2 points behind 2nd place) - well done to those who represented Lyme.
Date: 31st Mar 2025 @ 4:11pm
Today, Reverend Chris has visited us - we listened to his re-telling of the Easter Story and the importance of Easter Day.
Date: 7th Feb 2025 @ 4:54pm
A marvellous, mathematical time was had by all across the school today as we exhibited our 'Crazy Rockstar' hairstyles all in aid of an amazing cause; the NSPCC. The children looked FABULOUS and had obviously put a lot of effort into creating their styles. They also took part in many maths related games and activities as well as a national times table competition on Times Table Rockstars.
Our newly appointed maths ambassadors treated us to an assembly with some fun competitions.
Thank you everyone for your support - we raised £140 for the NSPCC.
Date: 5th Feb 2025 @ 4:30pm
This week is National Storytelling week and our Reading Ambassadors have been very busy visiting classes to share a love of stories and storytelling.
In a special assembly we spoke about stories that have passages into magical worlds and characters that have special superpowers. Our Reading Ambassadors hope to inspire children to take part in our REIMAGINE YOUR WORLD competition which is the theme for National Storytelling Week this year.
Date: 20th Jan 2025 @ 4:28pm
Today, our assembly was all about 'World Religion Day'.
World Religion Day is celebrated annually on the third Sunday in January - so this year it was on Sunday 19th January 2025.
The aim of World Religion Day is to promote peace and understanding amongst all the the different faiths of the world.
During the assembly, we watched a video all about World Religion Day and listened to song all about tolerance - helping us to understand how we need to share respect and tolerance to all people no matter of their religion.
Then, two students Kai in Y5 and Mikaeel in Y6 shared why their religions are important to them.
Date: 16th Oct 2024 @ 6:46pm
Today, Reverend Chris came into school to lead an assembly - all about Harvest Festival.
We have also collected items as part of our Harvest Festival - these donations will be delivered to our local foodbank so that people in our community can benefit.
Date: 30th Sep 2024 @ 1:14pm
Well done to our Y6 football team who have taken part in a tournament at rainhill High School.
Date: 26th Jul 2024 @ 12:12pm
We all had so much fun on our last day. The children all enjoyed a BBQ and the ice cream van. We finished the day off with the biggest water fight ever. Good luck at high school. We will miss you all.
Date: 19th Jul 2024 @ 4:50pm
Our Y6 class were absolutely AMAZING in all their performances this week. The audience were treated to excellent acting, singing, dancing and comedy sketches. What was so lovely to see was the confidence of all the children in playing their individual parts and how their talents shone through. Definitely some stage stars of the future!!
Y6 School O Vision Song Contest
Date: 19th Jul 2024 @ 4:50pm
Myself and Vicky were so proud of our Year 6 children in their performance of their end of year production. They delivered their lines loudly and clearly and the acting was top notch. As for the singing and dancing, well they lifted the roof off the school hall. Everyone was blown away by their amazing abilities and we are sure we have a few furure actors in our midst.
Miss Evans
Year 6 Versus Teachers Football Match
Date: 19th Jul 2024 @ 4:36pm
As part of their end of year activities and linked to the recent European Championship, year 6 requested to compete in a football match against the teachers at Lyme. The sun blazed down as tensions rose and the teams were cheered on by all of the other year groups in the school. The competition was fierce and all involved played brliilantly but in the end it was the teachers who grasped the victory by winning 6 goals to 4. A fanatastic time was had by all!
Date: 28th May 2024 @ 9:23am
Year 6 have had a brilliant time at PGL this weekend! We started on Friday evening with a very competitive game of Laser Tag which saw the blue team win. On Saturday the groups took part in the zip wire and then problem activities in the morning - this relied on great team work. After lunch, the two groups came back together for a canoeing session with some getting wetter than others! They finished the day with camp fire songs and toasted marshmelloew. Both groups managed to take part in the giant swing and rifle shooting before the weather turned and a storm was above us for an hour or so in the afternoon. This did not stop us taking part in the high ropes and a very muddy survivor task - buidling a sheltar and making a fire. After tea, we took part in some indoor team games before bed. Before we came home on Monday, the two groups did some abseiling and completed a challenge course. The weekend saw many of the children challenging themselves to do activities they had never done before - we are very proud of them all!
Date: 4th Apr 2024 @ 9:31am
A huge thanks to all the parents and children who attended the Easter Craft Event organised and run by our Student Council. The children had a fabulous and very creative time and we managed to raise some more money towards our much needed sound system. It definitely got us all ready for our Easter break - Enjoy!
Date: 8th Mar 2024 @ 4:56pm
Another fantastic 'Article of the Month' assembly delivered by our Rights Respecting Team. This month's article is 'Article 23 - A child with a disability has the right to live a full and decent life with dignity and, as far as possible, independence'. The ambassadors did an amazing job of educating our school and introducing this month's activities.
Date: 8th Mar 2024 @ 4:46pm
Year 6 recieved a visit from the Cyber Crime Team to discuss with them how to keep themsleves safe online. There have been some issues in Year 6 regardnig group chats on WhatsApp and the Crime Squad informed us that the age requirement for WhatsApp is 16. We strongly advise parents to closely monitor their children's messages. The children responded well to the session by the Cyber Crime Team and we hope this will supoort them in staying safe and happy online.
Date: 8th Mar 2024 @ 4:39pm
Year 6 looked absolutely fabulous in their World Book Day outfits with a special well done to Ria who won best costume.
Date: 7th Mar 2024 @ 1:33pm
Wendy Cotterill, Senior Public Engagement Officer at the Science and Technology Facilities Council delivered a workshop for Y6 this week 'Coding without computers'. They were all really engaged in the learning activities which gave them the opportunity to investigate how computer programming takes place.
Date: 2nd Feb 2024 @ 2:28pm
Today our reading ambassadors met to discuss their ideas for World Book Day which we will be celebrating on Friday 8th March.
They created posters for the event and displayed them around the school.
Date: 2nd Feb 2024 @ 2:25pm
This week has been National Storytelling Week. Our reading ambassadors led storytelling sessions in Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1. In our assembly on Thursday we spoke about the skills needed to be a good storyteller. We looked at celebrity storytellers such as musicians, dancers, actors, singers and authors.
We are all storytellers!
National Compliments Day - whole school assembly
Date: 25th Jan 2024 @ 3:51pm
Wednesday 24th February was Natonal Compliments Day. Today we had an assembly to celebrate the process of complimenting and self complimenting. Some of our children shared their own compliments and we watched a video 'The Reflection in Me' about a girl who listens to what her reflection tells her about herself.
The main message was to value ourselves and that when we are kind to ourselves, we feel happier and brighter in general.
Date: 18th Jan 2024 @ 4:54pm
Today, the children have participated in an assembly all about World Religion Day.
They have listened to some Learning Clips about different religions across the world.
Then, we talked about the similarities in the religions - with love and care being a central theme to all religions.
The Christmas Story ... Knock Knock
Date: 18th Dec 2023 @ 12:18pm
Today, Reverend Chris came to re-tell The Christmas Story to the children.
He re-told the story in the form of 'Knock Knock' - and he acted out all the characters in the story. All the children found it entertaining and it certainly was a different way to re-tell the Christmas Story.
His assembly was finished with a prayer of reflection.
