Songsters song words 2015-2016

Songsters' song words

We have a huge number of children in songsters this year - how fantastic!

Throughout the year, there are plenty of exciting opportunities and concerts which the children will invited to perform in.

Below is a link to the song words that we are currently practising in rehearsals - please learn these ASAP - We want to perform in assembly within the next few weeks.

Below is the link to the song words 

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B6ZT_Pe-Q_ukc1loSjdZSTBaaXc&usp=sharing

Happy learning!

Lilia and Hannah's blog 1

                                                     First week of school

We have come back from a long holiday and have met Mr Edwards,our new teacher.We have learned about the classroom and about are expectations as year 6.Also we learned about the presentation expectations .A new boy called Boni came to our class, and he is being welcomed by everyone.We played people bingo to learn about each other.Also we got a word search with all the classes names.

Tables

Our tables are called: Churchill, Stalin, De-Gaule and Chamberlain. The Table Monitors are Katie, Lucy, Emily and Eliana. Each table has 8 people one it. They are all people involved in World War 2 such as prime ministers or generals. 

We are learning about World War 2 and have been making a  WWII fact page on who started it and how it started it. The Allies where :  Charles De-Gaule, Franklin D Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Neville Chamberlain and Joseph Stalin. The Axies where Adolf Hitler, Hideki Tojo and Benito Mussoline.

In maths we have done the first number of the week. It is when we have a number and then we have to answer questions about that number e.g. Square it . The number this week was 36. Today we solved problems and got our targets  .

 


Every week  we have a star of the week .This week it is Hannah R .The star of the week gets to do the blog,t ake the  register ,get a raffle ticket and sit on a special chair.Also star of the week gets to have a lovely certificate with lots of nice things about her on it which her friends have said.

Welcome back!!!

I hope that you all had a fantastic summer, the children are back looking clean and shiny, and are working hard - it already feels like we have been back weeks!

We are now settling into the new school year and that the children are looking forward to having the additional responsibilities that Year 6 brings, such as being school monitors and house captains. Alongside this, there will be exciting new challenges and plenty of hard work. To help the children with their maths, it is important that they know their tables up to x12 and that they are practised regularly. For literacy, the children should read for at least 20 minutes every night and learn spelling rules thoroughly; children will have receive a list of their spellings each week and these should be kept safe for easy reference. Don’t forget: these will be tested each week! 

Homework will be set for both maths and literacy each week and children are expected to spend thirty minutes on it. 

We have lots of exciting events happening throughout the term, and we are all looking forward to learning all the interesting topics that are planned this term.

If you have any questions or concerns then do not hesitate to come and speak to us, write a message in your child's homework diary or arrange an appointment via the office.

I am looking forward to a successful and fun year!

Mr Edwards