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In Year 6 we have daily Reading, Literacy and Maths lessons. Across each term, we also study our foundation subjects which include History, Geography, Science, Computing, Art, Design and Technology, PSHE (Personal, Social, Health Education) and RE (Religious Education). These subjects are usually taught by the class teacher.
We are very lucky to have two specialist teachers in school, Mrs Nagle who teaches Music and Mr Kelley who teaches PE (Physical Education). Each class has one Music lesson and two PE lessons a week.
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START OF THE DAY - 9.00am FINISH - 3.30pm
START OF THE DAY - 9.00am FINISH - 3.30pm
6NP
6NP
Mr Patadia
6NR
6NR
Mr Reilly
6DM
6DM
Mrs Maran
Year 6 Support Teachers
Year 6 Support Teachers
Mrs Pansuria
Ms Hogge
Miss Wackett
Be Healthy
Be Healthy
Please ensure your child has a water bottle and fruit snack each day and that everything has their name and class clearly labelled on it.
Lunch time is at 12:30
School Pencil Case
School Pencil Case
Equipment: The school pencil case can be purchased for £5.50
Replacement pens are 50p each or the children can bring their own blue or black handwriting pens.
P.E.
P.E.
The children will be participating in PE/Games. Please ensure your child arrives to school in a clean PE kit every MONDAY.
As the children are getting older, we would also recommend that they bring roll-on deodorant will them to use after PE lessons. Please no aerosol cans of deodorant as this can affect our children with asthma.
Following advice from Harrow, pupils should not wear any jewellery during P.E/Games lessons. Stud earrings/religious jewellery should be removed by pupils / parents before they attend school.
Online Resources
Online Resources
Use My Login/ Wonde to access Timestable Rockstars and Spelling Shed
Special Educational Needs
If your child has special needs, our pastoral team are very happy to meet with you. Please contact the office to make an appointment. We hope that you find this information useful when supporting your child.
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