Welcome to Year 6
Teacher: Mr. Barritt
Teaching assistants: Mrs. Angilley Miss. Bunten
Start time: 8:55 (doors open 8:45)
Finish time: 3:30
P.E. Days
Wednesdays and Thursdays
Please come to school in your PE kits on those days
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Our topic title for Autumn term is 'KrEATIVE INDUSTRIES- An immersive learning workplace'
Our classroom will become a creative media workplace and we we will be 'commissioned' to produce digital media content about the Tudors. The media we create will be aimed at 7-11 year olds and our in-house teams will choose the content of the media, which aspect of Tudor history to focus on, and what they want to create. We may have teams working on webpages, videos, apps and games all based on our humanities area of learning, 'The Tudors and Stuarts'.
See the overview below for more information about what learnt about this term.
Previous topics:
Our topic title for the Summer term was 'The Show Must Go On!'
Our learning was centred around our end of KS2 production and we became a 'professional' theatre company for a few weeks!
Our topic title for the Autumn term last year was 'From macabre to merry!'. We learnt all about the Victorians, starting with the more macabre aspects to this period, such as their love of ghost stories and obsession with the paranormal, through to the Christmas customs that they followed- many of which have influenced how we celebrate Christmas today.
For more information about the learning that we covered this term, please see the overview below.
We visited Lanhydrock house to see how Victorians used to live!
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We visited Lanhydrock house to see how Victorians used to live!
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We read A Christmas Carol as our class story. The children loved it!
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We acted out scenes from A Christmas Carol in our English lessons and our end of term play was called ' Bah Humbug!'
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We visited Lanhydrock house to see how Victorians used to live!
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We went to see Father Christmas at Trelissick house and sang carols to members of the public.
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We went to see Father Christmas at Trelissick house and sang carols to members of the public.
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