Keep checking back weekly to find out about what the children have been up to in year 6.
Do you know what subject biomes come under? Do you know what biomes are? Do you know how many there are? Could you locate them on a world map?
These are just some of the questions the children have been asked in their geography lessons over the last couple of weeks.
Year 6 had a great time celebrating World Book Day!
On Friday 28th February, the year 6 children all arrived at school excited for a day of science. The day consisted of 4 different science activities.
Today, in year 6, the children have enjoyed a fun-packed session delivered by Zoolab. Claire spoke to all of the children about a range of different animals – which the children got to see, stroke and in some cases, hold. She discussed how each of these animals have adapted to survive in their current environment and how they have evolved over time, building on from what the children have learnt through our Evolution and Inheritance science topic.
How have certain birds evolved to adapt to their environment and diet?
Year six have had a great start to the spring term.
Our Christmas film night was a great success!
Year six have an excellent understading of evacuation in World War Two.
JJ Arcanjo is a half-Portuguese, half-English writer who grew up between the Algarve and Devon. However, this week, he was in rainy Milton Keynes visiting year 5 and 6 to tell the children all about being an author.
This week, the whole of year 6, they had the fantastic opportunity to take part in a workshop where they learnt all about pneumatics.
This week year 6 have had lots of fun making bread pudding by following Mrs Solloway’s aunt’s recipe.
Year 6 Bletchley Park Trip
