All the staff in Year 6 wish you a very Happy Easter break.
Sunday, 29 March 2015
Wednesday, 25 March 2015
Easter Revision
http://www.satspapers.org/
It has lots of past papers and mark schemes to look through.
Also work your way through the packs of homework we have sent home with you. Bring them in on the first day back.
Don't forget to use your Letts revision books too!!
Saturday, 21 March 2015
HOLY WEEK
This week we will be consolidating our knowledge of what happened during Holy Week.
What can you remember about Holy Week?
We will be paying particular attention to the thoughts and feelings of all the people involved in the garden of Gethsemane. How do you think they felt as they witnessed what was going on? Did their feelings change in any way?
Do you remember what Jesus said to Peter about denying him before the cock crowed?
We will be writing letters to various people about this.
Can you remember how to set a letter out? Remember to think about whether or not it is an informal or a formal letter.
We will end the week by looking at the passion of Christ in the 4 Gospels and comparing them.
Have a look if you can to see if you can spot any similarities and differences between them.
What can you remember about Holy Week?
We will be paying particular attention to the thoughts and feelings of all the people involved in the garden of Gethsemane. How do you think they felt as they witnessed what was going on? Did their feelings change in any way?
Do you remember what Jesus said to Peter about denying him before the cock crowed?
We will be writing letters to various people about this.
Can you remember how to set a letter out? Remember to think about whether or not it is an informal or a formal letter.
We will end the week by looking at the passion of Christ in the 4 Gospels and comparing them.
Have a look if you can to see if you can spot any similarities and differences between them.
Sunday, 15 March 2015
Happy Mothering Sunday!
In the UK, it is believed that the tradition of Mothering Sunday evolved from a 16th century religious practice of visiting your "mother church" once a year.
Most people would regularly attend their nearest parish, known as the "daughter church". It was considered vital that churchgoers make an annual visit to the main parish in their area, and this generally happened in the middle of Lent.
In those days, children as young as 10 were known to leave home for work, but they would be given the day off in order to return to their mother church, so the event usually became a family reunion.
Children would generally pick flowers along the way, to give to their mothers when they arrived home. It is believed that this is how the tradition of giving presents to mothers came about.
From its religious roots, Mother's Day has now become a day of celebration, where mums are given flowers and other gifts from their offspring as an expression of thanks.
Friday, 13 March 2015
Awards Assembly
Don't forget that our awards assembly has been moved to
Monday for Key Stage Two. We look forward to seeing you there!!
Coming up in RE.
In our RE lesson this week we will be looking at the story of the lady at the well.
We will also look at the story of Sodom and Gomorrah. What does it teach us about forgiveness?
Coming up in Maths
Why not try these links. We will be going through our maths assessments from last week. Have a look at these year 6 mental maths and word problems to help you!!!
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