Last Edited: 6.11.26
This week, Year 6 have started their new topic: World War II. As part of this topic, we have organised a geography field trip to Burlish Top to explore the remains of the WW2 camp, along with a special themed 'Make Do and Mend Day'. Both of these days are designed to help deepen the children's understanding and have fun! Please keep your eyes out for additional information about these days which will be coming out over the next couple of weeks.
TIMETABLE CHANGES:
PE Kit: As Y6 will now be swimming on a Thursday afternoon, they can now wear PE kit on this day. No PE on a Tuesday.
Forest School will be on a Friday this half-term. Children can come to school in their Forest School clothes. Please make sure they bring additional, suitable footwear and coats for cold and wet weather.
Key Information:
GOOGLE CLASSROOM.
If you are still having issues with Google Classroom please follow these steps to help you:
To access online learning your child will need Google 'My Login emoji'.
When on this page it will ask for 'My organisation': please type St Bartholomew's and choose the correct option.
Finally, enter your emoji password.
If you then find that you cannot access GC this maybe because you are logged in to another Google Account . To check this go to a Google Search screen and look in the top right corner where you will see a coloured circle. When clicking on this you will need to add a new Google Account which will be your child's email address(which we can give them in school or this can be found on your Arbor App)
Reading 3 x per week - recorded in diary and diary signed by a parent (diaries checked on a Friday by Mrs Watkins). Please make sure books and diaries come to school everyday.
Maths skills sheet - please practise your 9 x tables this week. We have added some resources to help you onto Google Classroom( Tested on Friday)
Spellings - accessible on Spellings shed and in the purple folder (tested on a Monday)
Flipped Learning - this will finish our work from this week's Discovery lesson (due in on a Wednesday)
Please see the link below for the top 100 books recommended for Year 6 readers:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11Ir7GGLWkF82-_z5ViQqwU7Yvm1_OTiB/view?usp=sharing
Above are samples of the front cover of some of these.