Class of 2025 (Y6)

Year 6 were hard at it this week, trying to make a series of circuits with the least/most/different set of components they could!

After lots of trial and improvement, we even managed to make a working circuit with only 3 components!

Year 6 have been learning all about the pros and cons of a balanced diet this week.

Yes, we all love a packet of crisps or a chocolate bar but how many van you have a week and still be haelthy?

You can ask Year 6, they'll know!

Year 6 had their investigative powers tested this week, as we tracked down the facts behind famous scientist Carl Linnaeus!

Do you know what he did to become so well known world-wide?

Year 6 have been threading the needle this week with their amazing sewing skills!

Year 6 earnt their sponsorship money for their Lent walk by recording 15 laps around the playground!

Excellent job Year 6!

Year 6 had an amazing time enjoying their World Book Day activities.

Year 6 had an excellent time at Lancaster University on Monday - exploring their well being and the transition to high school, all on the day they found out which school they were going to!

As you can see, we had an awesome time and learnt loads!

Are you my Mummy?!!

Year 6 had an amazing time today celebrating their Ancient Egyptian Party!  A huge thank you to everyone who helped make such wonderful costumes - we learnt lots and had a great time too!

Year 6 have been stretching themselves this week with their gymnastic skills!  Paired balances were the order of the day as they practiced their working together skills.

Year 6 have taken their torches out of the classroom and checked and tested everything they could get their hands on to what was opaque, translucent and transparent...oh...and we had a lot of fun too!

Year 6 enjoyed taking part in our whole school Poetry Performance!

It was great to hear all the other classes perform so well!

Year 6 conducted  deep investigation this week into the Ancient  Egyptians!

As you can see the explored lots of primary and secondary sources of evidence before continuing their enquiries!