Y6: Gallery
Date: 27th Jun 2018 @ 11:03am
Last week, Year 6 really had fun during our Arts Week. We took part in a range of activities including dance, music and art sessions. We focused on the 1960's. The artist's work we looked at was Andy Warhol.
I'M A YEAR 6 PUPIL, CAN YOU GET ME OUT OF HERE?
Date: 27th Jun 2018 @ 10:37am
Year 6 enjoyed an orienteering session. This was to introduce our new topic ' I'm a year 6 pupil, can you get me out of here?'
Date: 27th Jun 2018 @ 10:16am
Year 6 took part in a First Aid Workshop. They were taught basic skills that could save someone's life. Take a look at some of our photographs.
Date: 13th Jun 2018 @ 4:14pm
The Whittle Cup is a touch-rugby tournament that has been running for over 10 years now and is held at Newton Storm Cricket Club.
Today, we sent a team to compete with some of the best young players in St Helens. After winning our first game and losing our second in a closely fought contest, the team were full of optimism. We went on to win 3 more games after that and narrowly missed qualifying for the knockout stages.
The team behaved superbly and even got to meet and play with some of the Saints players. We all had a great day!
Thank you to the parents who came and supported the team as well!
Mr Leather
Date: 6th Jun 2018 @ 5:22pm
What's that rumble in the jungle?
Take a look at some of our home learning projects.
Date: 23rd Mar 2018 @ 3:02pm
Mrs Fittock and the Y6s very kindly came to visit Y2 and tell them some of their very scary suspense stories! Some were funny, some were terrifing but all of them were fantastic!
Date: 15th Mar 2018 @ 3:54pm
What's that rumble in the jungle?
Today we have enjoyed painting our maps.
Date: 12th Mar 2018 @ 5:24pm
WORLD BOOK DAY 2018!
Year 6 had a great day dressed like some of their favourite book characters.
What's that rumble in the jungle?
Date: 12th Mar 2018 @ 5:07pm
What's that rumble in the jungle?
Where are the rainforest?
We had a great time using salt dough to create a
continent map showing topography, rainforests, major rivers and counties.
We are looking forward to painting our creations once
they are dry.
Date: 5th Mar 2018 @ 5:23pm
To end our topic on the Mayans, we held a Pok-a-Tok tournament. Pok-a-Tok is
an ancient Mayan team game. Pok-a-Tok is like a cross between volleyball
and basketball—except much, much more difficult to play. The object of
the game was for the two opposing side to try and hit the ball into a
hoop placed at both ends of the playing field.
Date: 9th Feb 2018 @ 5:16pm
Can you solve the mystery of the Maya?
Take a look at our home learning projects.
Date: 25th Jan 2018 @ 4:08pm
Junior Chefs' Academy
Year 6 enjoyed making Szechuan
Noodles today.
Our new topic for this half term.
Date: 10th Jan 2018 @ 4:13pm
Can you solve the mystery of the Maya?
Y6 have been introduced to their new topic today by
taking part in a chocolate challenge.
It is believed that the Mayans were one of the first to discover cocoa as early as 900AD. With this in mind, we challenged the children to identify the mystery chocolates.
Date: 15th Dec 2017 @ 5:20pm
DO YOU ALWAYS BELIEVE WHAT YOU SEE?
Take a look at our fantastic home learning projects created by some of our Year 6 children.
Date: 7th Dec 2017 @ 2:39pm
We have been investigating square numbers in Year 6.
We have created towers using square numbers.
Date: 23rd Nov 2017 @ 4:40pm
We had a great time learning all about Hamlet.
Date: 23rd Nov 2017 @ 4:27pm
Check out our photographs of our fantastic day spent with a real life Viking.
Our Viking Home Learning Projects
Date: 23rd Nov 2017 @ 3:58pm
Year 6 have enjoyed continuing their learning at home. Take a look at their handy work.
Date: 22nd Nov 2017 @ 5:30pm
We really enjoyed our day out at Hope taking part in the Maths Challenge.
Date: 21st Nov 2017 @ 5:03pm
The children enjoyed designing and creating their Viking Longships.
Date: 19th Nov 2017 @ 2:54pm
Check out our photographs of our fantastic day spent with a real life Viking.
Date: 15th Nov 2017 @ 1:56pm
Some pupils from year 6 took part in a dodgeball competition on Friday. They all worked very hard and behaved superbly.
We won some matches and lost a few but the children thoroughly enjoyed themsevles.
Well done, Y6!
