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Autumn Term

For the Autumn Term, Year 6 will focus their learning on World War II.

We will study causes of WWII, the Battle of Britain, The Blitz, D-Day and discover what life was like for both soldiers and women/children at home, as well as learning about the German threat and evacuation through 'When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit' by Judith Kerr and 'Once' by Morris Gleitzman.

Our Autumn Topic Webs

Rough Timetable

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
English AM	English AM	English AM	English AM	English and Spelling AM
Maths AM	Maths AM	Maths AM	Maths AM	Maths AM
Guided Reading PM	Music/PHSE PM	Topic (History, Geography, Art, DT and IT) PM	Science PM	Activities PM
PE PM	RE PM		Spanish PM	Golden Time PM

Lancaster Bomber Flypast

On the morning of Saturday 25th September 2021, The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Page released an unexpected scheduled fly past in Stafford from the Lancaster Bomber. The Avro Lancaster Bomber has been in repair for almost a year at IWM Duxford, and had cancelled most of it's displays at airshows for 2021. So this was a very rare and exciting sighting!

Home Learning Friday 22.10.2021

Good Morning,

I hope you're all well, it was devastating to see our bubble closed yesterday.

Our plan for today was our big class Spelling Bee competition. Instead of sending this home, I thought it would be nice to do this on the first week back, rather than completing it at home.

Instead, I have decided to give you a WW2 project to complete to share the first week back after half-term. I know how much you've all loved our Topic so far! You can choose how you would like to present this, and you can make it as creative as you like!

Golden Time was timetabled for this afternoon, you have worked your socks off this half-term so I hope you enjoy it! I have also spent the morning putting together a can you laugh challenge for Y6 which I will post shortly.

I hope you all have a fantastic half-term, I look forward to seeing you all again soon. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Kindest Regards,

Miss Francis