Class 6

KINGSWOOD Reflections from Kingswood – Year 6 When I first arrived it was larger and prettier than I expected.  Weather was really sunny and beautiful.  The room that I stayed in was bigger than I thought with a lot of bunk beds and I stayed on the bottom because everyone jumped... Continue Reading

Year 6 and their Reception buddies enjoyed a fabulous trip to Clavering Park.  They walked there and back in the beautiful spring sunshine and enjoyed the playground.  We ran out of time for our ice lollies so enjoyed them at school the next day! Continue Reading

Class 6 Summer Term Newsletter Welcome back! This last term at Primary School will, I hope, be a very special, busy and memorable one. The diary is already full with all kinds of activities and events which I will try to outline for you in this newsletter. Curriculum English: we... Continue Reading

On Tuesday 6th March the Year 6 rugby team played a tournament at Carver Barracks.  We played 7 matches and we won 5 of them.  One of the sports coaches from another school supported us throughout the matches and said we played very well.  We came 7th out of 13 schools overall. ... Continue Reading

Last week, Year 6 performed in a special assembly some of the things they have been learning in their whole class brass lessons.  They choose a favourite warm up then every child played the trumpet, euphonium or trombone to the tune of Hot Cross Buns. They were fantastic. Thank... Continue Reading

Class 6 Spring Term Newsletter – 2018 Happy New Year! Welcome back. I hope you have had a good Christmas break. Mrs Martin and I would like to thank you for all the very generous Christmas gifts we received at the end of last term Please find below a brief outline of what... Continue Reading

On Wednesday 22nd November, Class 5 and 6 went to a mosque in Cambridge.  To respect their religion, we had to take off our shoes and the female teachers had to wear headscarves to cover their heads.  We learnt about their god, Allah, and about the five pillars.  They are the... Continue Reading

On Thursday afternoon, Mrs Terry, a magistrate, came to talk to Year 6.  We learnt a great deal and asked lots of questions.  She explained that she earns nothing for her work as a magistrate because this role is voluntary.  In the courtroom, there are two ‘wingers’ and a... Continue Reading

On Wednesday 4th October, Year 6 spent the day at Herbert’s Farm in Saffron Walden taking part in a football tournament. The boys played in the morning and the girls played in the afternoon. The girls played 5 games and came second in the tournament, losing out by only 2 points.... Continue Reading

On Monday 9th October Classes 5 and 6 went to Joyce Frankland Academy to talk to two policemen about E-Safety. We talked about lots of different apps and the dangers of The Dark Web. We learned that you can stay safe online by changing your privacy setting on your apps so... Continue Reading