Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Roman Catholic Primary School
Let no one ever come to us without leaving feeling better and happier.
Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Roman Catholic Primary School
Let no one ever come to us without leaving feeling better and happier.
Class 6
Our Rainbow of Hope
Hello Year 6!
I hope you all had a lovely half term week last week and managed to get out for some daily walks and spend some time in your garden. I had a lovely BBQ on Saturday and, throughout the week, I taught my dog to not be scared of the water and I took her to lots of streams on our daily walks so it has been nice seeing new woodland areas with her.
Again, your parents will receive the daily LBQ codes. In our new timetable, there is a new approach to English with a talk for writing booklet linked to 'Gadgets' where you are going to design your own gadget and create a persuasive advert to go with it. How creative can you be? Keep hold of any of the activities that you do, and your persuasive adverts, and I am looking into a way that you can send me some of your work that you have been doing at home because I would love to see what you have come up with!
Once again, have a lovely week! All the staff miss you at OLPS, particularly myself, Mr Hurst and Miss Tomlinson.
Love,
Miss Watkinson
New Timetable: 1st June - 5th June
New Timetable: 18th - 22nd May
New Timetable: 11th May - 15th May
New Timetable: 4th May - 8th May
New Timetable 27th April - 1st May
Timetable - from 20th April 2020 & some writing activities
Holy Week Resources
Home Learning Timetable
Hello and welcome to Class 6!
My name is Miss Watkinson and Mr Hurst and Miss Tomlinson are your teaching assistants.
This year will bring lots of new experiences and excitement in your final year of primary school!
Homework:
As a big part of being in Year 6 is the completion of SATs in May, each child will be provided with a KS2 SATs Buster booklet (one for maths, one for grammar and punctuation and one for reading). Children will be given an expected number of pages to complete in a week. Please encourage them to do these; they will help children consolidate their learning and home and identify any areas where further support is needed!
Spellings will be given out each Monday and your spelling test will be on the following Monday. Please practice these as much as possible!
Home Reading
Please bring your book bag into school each day; however, books are only changed on Thursday. Please make sure these are signed or they will not be changed.
P.E.
Our PE lessons are every Monday and Friday but please ensure you have your PE kit in each day in case of need.
If you have any questions regarding the curriculum your child is being taught, please contact school.
Have you seen the Kids’ Zone? Play games and visit some cool websites. You can vote for your favourites.
At Our Lady’s we are always pleased to meet our parents, I will be available to talk to you any day before 8.45 and after school. If you would like me to ring you please leave a message at the school office.
Curriculum Overview - Year 6
RE Yearly Overview ('Come and See' Scheme)
RE Yearly Overview ('Come and See' scheme) - Printable version
Today, Year 6 invited the Year 5 children into their classroom to tell them all about Wassily Kandinsky and Benjamin Britten, who they have been learning about in Art and Music. This half term, Year 6 have created their own abstract art work which was inspired by the opera, 'Peter Grimes' written in 1945 by Benjamin Britten!
This afternoon, Year 6 celebrated the end of their topic - Light - by performing a series of dances with themes of the stars, the sun, fire and electricity and then followed this by performing a series of light tricks to the Reception class. What a lovely afternoon!
This half term, Year 6 have been busy learning about Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution and natural selection. We investigated how different 'beaks' are only able to eat specific types of food, just like the finches on the Galapagos islands which Charles Darwin based his theory upon!
Year 6 had a wonderful assembly and prayer service today with the theme of 'unconditional love'. They each told us that they are loved unconditionally by their families and God and love them very much!
Maths yearly overview
