Year Six
Classes
Meet the staff
 | I am Mrs Jacobs and I am a year 6 teacher in Owls Class. I am year 5 and 6 phase leader; the maths lead for our school and an Assistant Head. Outside school, in my spare time, I enjoy being in the outdoors especially at the seaside.
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 | Hello, I am Miss Mount. I teach with Owls Class on a Monday. In my spare time, I love spending time going horse riding. |
 | Hi, I am Miss Saxton. I am a year 6 teacher for the Hawks Class. I am also the PE lead for school. |
 | Hi, I’m Mrs Mumford and I work across years 5 and 6 as a TA. I do interventions and 1-1 work with both years. I enjoy a good curry from The Spice Cube (the best curry house around) and love my cats and dog. |
 | I’m Mr Rashleigh and I work on Year 5 and 6 as a Learning Support Assistant. I have worked in primary education for nearly 20 years. I enjoy travelling and my favourite holiday was in French Polynesia. |
PE Timetable
In Year 6, we have PE on a Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon.
Children should bring PE kit in a separate, named, P.E. bag to get changed into during the day. P.E. kit should be brought into school on a Monday and taken home again on a Friday. Please provide black shorts and a white T-shirt as well as joggers and a hoody or sweat-shirt for cold weather, as well as trainers. Please ensure that children’s P.E. kit is school appropriate (e.g. no crop tops, inappropriate slogans etc) and that earrings are taken out on P.E. days – if you are unable to take the earrings out, please provide tape for your child’s ears.
Welcome to Year 6 Meeting
If you have any questions regarding your child please come and speak to the class teacher.
Uniform & PE Kit
Requirements can be found here.
Class Text
Topic Letters
Maths Fluency
| Place Value | Reading and writing numbers up to 10 million Rounding numbers Ordering and comparing numbers multiplying and dividing by10, 100 and 1000 calculating with negative numbers Calculating Roman Numerals |
4 methods of calculation | The addition method The subtraction method short and long multiplication division bus stop method. |
Children should also practise their times tables using TTRS. Follow the link below.
Aim for doing this three times a week.