Online Learning in Year 6
Spellings for Autumn Term 1
Please find attached a copy of the spellings for this half term. The children have also been given a paper version to take home.
Success!
Dear Year 6 parents,
It has been another successful week in Year 6! We've been busy with Head Boy and Head Girl voting, Newspaper report writing about the Christmas Truce of WW1 and even creating our own propaganda art to display in the classroom. The quality of the work produced so far has been fantastic and we will be sharing some of it with you on here in the coming weeks.
On the subject of Head Boy and Girl nominations, it is with great pride that we announce that Jack Hancocks and Freya Bond have been voted as our first ever Head Boy and Girl for Quainton School. We received votes from every year group! The other nominees did an exemplary job of sharing their speeches with the classes during our virtual assembly, and it is a shame that they couldn't all be voted in!
I hope you are all well. Keep an eye out here for updates in the next few weeks when we will showcase the work the children are completing.
Kind regards
Mr. Hughes
First week back!
Dear Year 6 parents,
I hope you are all well. It has been excellent to get to know the children over the past week after what feels like such a long time since any of us have been in the classroom!
The class have started well and are approaching school life with maturity and a keenness to succeed. Last week we spent time developing our critical thinking skills through a variety of different activities and we successfully wrote a letter of complaint to the government. This happened to be a fictional government and was inspired by a video game where you take control of a goose who causes havoc in the local community. We had everything from complaints by the gardener to the local authorities about the wildlife to the local wildlife complaining about the gardener! We even had some of the gardener’s tools writing complaint letters! The creativity, focus and intelligent thought was brilliant, and I am excited when I think of what we will achieve this year.
This week we have started our new topic, World at War. We will begin by learning more about World War 1, however our BIG question that all of our learning will focus on is “How has the past influenced the future?” Again, we have made a very positive start to this and we will share some of the work with you soon!
In other news, our assembly this week offered an opportunity for the candidates for Head Boy and Girl to share 30 second speeches to convince others that they are the best candidates for the role. We hope to announce the results at the end of this week once all the votes have been counted.
I am looking forward to a successful year working alongside the children and yourselves. I will keep you updated through this class page with all that we are achieving in our final year at Quainton Primary!
Mr. Hughes
Year 6
Meet your new Year 6 teacher Mr Hughes!