Welcome To
Year 6No, Y6 is not all about SATs …
Y6 is also about new and exciting trips, life-changing experiences, a fabulous residential, a wonderful end-of-year performance, the most humorous staff in the school and so much more!
Y6 Staffing:
- Mr Mills – Class teacher and Personal Development Lead
- Miss Kruzynska – Class teacher and Art Lead
- Ms Ahmed – HLTA
- Mrs Robinson – HLTA
- Mrs Martin – Maths Support Teacher

Staff Working in Year 6 this year

Teacher: Miss A Kruzynska

Teacher: Mr T Mills
Teaching Assistants
Saima Ahmed
Charlotte Robinson
Angela Staves
Extra Teaching Support
Claire Martin
Remote Learning
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Summer Term
During the summer term, our overall topic will be based around Equality and Human Rights. We will commence our learning in History by exploring the race relations in the UK and USA during the 1950’s and 1960’s, and what life was like during these particular periods. We will investigate why there was a civil rights movement and how key figures like Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks form the past and shape the future. Our end goal will be to hold a school carnival, which celebrates culture and diversity. Through our Geography learning, we will delve into the impact climate change is having on our planet. We will debate on the future of climate change and how we can become more sustainable. As geologists, will recognise the major threats to reducing climate change and use our knowledge to propose solutions to mitigate global warming.
As artists and design technologists, we will design, create and evaluate a fashion item using textiles for the ‘Into the Woods’ Musical theme. We will learn to shape textiles using templates, join materials using a running stitch and select the most appropriate techniques to decorate and develop patterns to suit a particular mood and audience. Our end goal will be to hold a catwalk, showcasing our fabulous clothing range and sell the items to raise money for a chosen charity.
This term, within our community, we will explore the importance of respecting the rights of others through our RE learning. We will look at why, and in which different ways, world religions support the less fortunate: Christian Aid, Islamic Relief and Oxfam. We will also investigate why different religions try to help the vulnerable and examine the justice and fairness relating to this work.
In order to improve aspirations and learn about the possibilities of our future lives, we will learn what it takes to be a fashion designer and develop the techniques needed to create our own textile piece of clothing. During our music lessons, we will become composers and develop our very own piece of music based on the theme ‘happy.’ We will also visit a college or university environment to develop our understanding of possible future career opportunities.
To end a fantastic year, we will take part in an end-of-year extravaganza leavers’ production.
Y6 Recommends:
Focus on preparation for SATS using the revision guides to practise.
Our Recommended Reading List
Human Rights and Equality Reading list:
Clockwork – Philip Pullman
The Boy at the Back of the Class – Onjali Q Rauf
Wonder – R.J.Palacio
The Wreck of the Zanzibar – Michael Morpurgo
The Girl Who Speaks Bear – Sophie Anderson
Skellig – David Almond
Holes – Louis Sachar