Camouflaging moths
Published 15/01/26, by Year Leaders
Learning Through Camouflage: Exploring Moth: An Evolution Story
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Year 6 Blog 2025/26
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Read MoreAmazing homework!
Published 17/12/25, by Year LeadersHomework bingo success
Read MoreYear 6 DT: Pneumatic Tanks!
Published 12/12/25, by Year LeadersRead on to find out how Year 6 built on last week's SMC Pneumatics workshop.
Read MoreYear 6 Explore Pneumatics with SMC Ahead of Next Week’s DT Project
Published 05/12/25, by Year LeadersPlease enter an introduction for your blog post here.
Read MoreBread Pudding!
Published 01/12/25, by Year LeadersYear 6 step back in time with Wartime Bread Pudding!
Read MoreThe Battle of Britain
Published 26/11/25, by Year LeadersHow did the RAF defend our shores during the Battle of Britain?
Read MoreRemembrance Day 2025
Published 13/11/25, by Year LeadersOn 11th November and in the days leading up to it, our Year Six students thought about the significance of Remembrance Day. This special occasion gave us the opportunity to pause and remember the bravery and sacrifices made by those who served in wars and conflicts to protect our freedoms.
Read MoreStep Back in Time: Learning About Evacuees
Published 07/11/25, by Year LeadersThis week, our Year 6 pupils have been transported back to the 1940s as they’ve immersed themselves in the fascinating and emotional experiences of children evacuated during World War II. In preparation for writing their own evacuee d
Read MoreBletchley Park Trip
Published 23/10/25, by Year LeadersWednesday 22nd October, the year 6 children visited Bletchley Park.
Read MoreThe Berlin Wall
Published 23/10/25, by Year LeadersOne word summaries
Read MoreY6 Autumn 1 - Writing Celebration
Published 10/10/25, by Year LeadersWell done to William, Khadija, Vidhiti and George for their brilliant writing which is now on display in the writing corridor.
Read MoreTurn Back Time
Published 10/10/25, by Year LeadersToday, we turned back time to learn some dance moves from the early decades of the 1900s to bring our World War Two topic to life. The children practised their Jive, Swing, Jitterbug and Lindyhop moves during a one-hour workshop and then performed their routine to the other classes this afternoon. We were all proud of the way the children remembered their routines and got really stuck in to the session with enthusiasm.