Welcome to  Year 6

Throughout Year 6, the children will be learning about diversity and respect through our key theme: Building a better society.

Key concepts such as Social Responsibility, Justice, Gender Equality, Democracy, Environmental Stewardship, Wealth Distribution and Cultural Experiences are built into everything we learn. These are linked to our KS2 values: Belonging, Knowledge, Trust and Equality.

In Year 6, our children hone their critical thinking skills through foundation subject including the study of thought-provoking novels.

Contact details for class teachers

Miss Dhillon (Churchill 6): rkaur2@medway.leicester.sch.uk

Mr Chan (Melbourne 6): echan@medway.leicester.sch.uk

Mrs Blakemore (Guilford 6): nblakemore@medway.leicester.sch.uk

Timetable

Novels 

Curriculum

Homework

Novel, Maths and Foundation Subjects:
Homework will be set every Friday, and we expect to receive completed homework the following Friday. 

Spellings:

New spellings will be given out every Friday, and spelling tests will take place the following Friday at 8.45am.

PE

Melbourne 6 PE is on Wednesday whilst Churchill 6 and Guilford 6 will have PE on Fridays. Children should bring their PE kit in a bag with their name clearly labelled. Earrings and other jewellery should not be worn on that day.

Year 6 classes are also able continue progress made in their swimming lessons from the previous year. The classes rotate on a termly basis and your child will bring home a letter with more information when it is their class's turn.

Cultural Passports

Badges are earnt by completing the tasks on the cultural passports for each year group. 

SATs

All Year 6 children working within National Curriculum requirements are legally obliged to participate in end of Key Stage 2 Statutory Assessment Tests (SATs) which identify the attainment of children in Reading, Writing and Mathematics for national comparison. During the coming months, further information and guidance regarding SATs will be issued to you. SATs are not something which either you or your child should be worried about – that is our job! Instead, they should be approached as an opportunity to showcase everything they have learned throughout their time in Key Stage 2.

Study Support