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Welcome To Year Six

Welcome To Year Six. Mrs Lang & Mr Sinnamon. What Year Six is all about…. Promoting self-belief, aspiration, determination & independence Role models for the rest of the school. Securing the best skills possible for secondary school Being emotionally ready for the next step in education

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Welcome To Year Six

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  1. Welcome To Year Six Mrs Lang & Mr Sinnamon

  2. What Year Six is all about… • Promoting self-belief, aspiration, determination & independence • Role models for the rest of the school. • Securing the best skills possible for secondary school • Being emotionally ready for the next step in education • The residential & the prom!!! • Having a fantastic, final year at Preston Hedge’s!!!

  3. Our Curriculum • Encourages an independence in learning • Helps to develop an awareness of the world around them, and their place within it • Ensures that key skills are learned within an interesting, relevant context

  4. English and Maths • Groupings are very flexible! However all pupils will cover all Year 6 elements. • SATs – All new guidelines for 2016. They will come in May, but we will have an information meeting before then! • Homework – we would prefer this to be independent- if you do give them a hand, please just let us know

  5. How Can I Help My Child? • Encourage all types of reading and discuss their opinions with them. Make sure they tell you why they think something! • SPaG – correct them if their grammar is not quite right! • Encourage them to get involved in real maths: • how much is the basket of shopping? • What change will they receive? • Measure things out on a scale and convert to an equivalent measure • Look at timetables and plan a journey • Support them with their times tables • Guide them to the BBC website – for both KS2 and KS3 Maths and English

  6. Finally….. • We’re always here. Feel free to contact us about anything at all. Even if you just want a catch up!

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