Welcome to Class Oak

Welcome to Class Oak! Our teacher is Mr Gordon. Mrs Noble and Mrs Houghton will also be teaching and supporting us this year. We are so excited to be back at school!

Here is a summary of some of the work we will be completing in the Summer Term:

Being in the Upper Juniors means we have certain responsibilities and we are expected to set an amazing example to the younger children. We will always put 100% into every piece of work we do and be excellent role models. We are always very busy in class and are looking forward to a new year at Aughton Town Green. 

Take a look at some of the work we will be completing -

English - We will begin our summer term focusing on various grammar skills such as different tense (progressive, simple past, past perfect, using colon and semi-colons in our writing and punctuating complex sentences.

Maths - We will be starting the summer term focusing on measurements and geometry. We will also be continuing to develop our arithmetic and reasoning skills.

Science - Our topic for this term will be Evolution and Inheritance.

DT - Cooking and nutrition: Developing a recipe

Computing - This half term we will be creating our own games using variables.

Music - In music this half term will be learning how to improvise.

PE -  We will focus on our gymnastic skills in the hall.

RE - Buddhism - What do we mean by a ‘good’ life?

PSHE - This half term our topic is Citizenship.

Geography - Changes in our local area.

Important days to remember:

Homework - Given out on Friday.

This will include:

Weekly Spelling

Reading for enjoyment (keeping reading record up to date)

From the Summer term, Year 6 will complete Arithmetic, Reading and Spag homework 

Homework is to be completed/handed in by Friday. Homework details can be found on the class Dojo page. You will also be able to view our spellings on the Class Dojo. 

We will have our spelling test on Friday.

PE - Wednesday and Friday.  Y5 and Y6 will come to school in PE kits with tracksuits and trainers on both PE days. 

Year 6 Arithmetic links