Don't forget to regularly check the class Teams page for messages, photographs, homework and help for learning in Year 6. 

During this Half Term our inquiry is Cynefin (Wales and the wider world) - Welsh coal's biggest tragedy: did children lose their childhood?

We will be learning about how the coal industry affected communities and landscapes around Wales and the world. If you have any information to contribute from family / friends, I would love to hear from you! Here is a planned overview of activities for this inquiry.

Welcome to Class 6!

2022-2023

There are thirty pupils in Class 6 this year, and already, you have been busy and enthusiastic about being in Year 6. Everyone had a great summer and returned to school looking healthy and refreshed ready to face the challenges and the thrills of being in your final year of primary school. There are high expectations of all pupils in Year 6 and you are expected to set a good example to others at all times. 

It’s an exciting beginning to the new school year - starting with cycling lessons on the 19th September to ensure every pupil's safety as they cycle on the roads. A few weeks after that, we  all head west to visit the Urdd campsite in Llangrannog! We will have an amazing time taking part in so many activities - skiing, swimming, horse riding, go-carting to name but a few. Whatever the weather, we’re sure to have a fun-packed week! Remember to make the most of every opportunity to make special memeories during your last year in Primary School!

Here are some reminders:

• We will be having indoor P.E. every Tuesday afternoon and outdoor P.E. every Wednesday afternoon , so don’t forget to wear trainers and joggers to school along with your school top and jumper.
• You are all welcome to bring a book from home to read in school during our daily reading sessions. It is important that you are able to sit and concentrate on reading for longer periods of time, so please do continue to read at home every evening and during weekends. Reading and understanding a variety of genres is an essential skill required to access the full curriculum successfully when you move on to Year 7.
• Don't forget - only one pencil case for school.
• All homework tasks will be set on Teams, so don't forget to check there every week.
• I will be having P.P.A. time every other Wednesday and Mrs Wellington will be teaching you on these days.

Additional information will be added regarding the inquiry and content of the areas of learning for this Half Term, during the next two weeks. 

Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions.

Ms. Griffin.