Class 6

Welcome to Class 6! We update this page every week and it contains lots of important information. Please do check it out every week.

Teaching Staff

Teachers - Mr Johnson

Teaching Partners

Please click here for the Meet the teacher presentation with information about our class.

Policy for children walking home and permission form

Learning Lens - W/C 2nd February 2026

Year 6 have had a lovely week - here's what they've been up to:

This week, year 6 have been working to finish their final SATS paper - the Reading Comprehension. Year 6 smashed their sats practice and i'm very proud of each and every one of them. We then moved on to planning and beginning our 500 word story entries to this years world book day competition. Year 6 have written their hooks and have started to put together the main body of their stories, including their problems, twists and solutions.

In Maths, we have continued to learn Algebra and i must say, year 6 have been amazing this week. We have learnt about form expressions, substitutions, formulae and form equations. Year 6 have built bar models to represent equations and have truly smashed it with their understanding of algebra and what it means.

With Mrs Housden: Computing - The class completed a (really hard!) quiz to assess their understanding of databases and queries. French - the children began to paint their impressionist style landscape pictures. I am really impressed with their attention to detail (less so with their ability to pour paint!!)

In PSHE, we learnt about children's first aid. we looked at various injuries and illnesses and what we could do to help keep someone (or ourselves) safe. We also remembered the recovery position and practiced with our learning partners. In Science, we recapped the digestive system - year 6 loved watching their teacher eat a donut in this lesson and stayed very calm. In Art, we made Picasso inspired collages to show a climate zone of our choice. We practiced using texture, depth and materials to make our art abstract. In PE, we started playing mini matches in Lacrosse. In RE, we learnt a bit more about Humanism and thought about what matters to Humanists.

*Year 6 will also be bringing home their handwriting homework for this week. Please remember to complete 9 sentences in books ready for Monday.

However, high above in a small, cramped room a little girl called Lily sat there, alone and afraid.
Agnor the crow dodged nimbly out the way as the adder launched itself in his direction.
During the day, it’s just a normal Aldi, but at night it turns into a gruesome battleground.

**Year 6 have also been set some To-Do's on Purple Mash to practice some of the learning we have been doing in class this week. Please remember to give these a go this week too.

Here's to next week,

Mr Johnson