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Year 6
Reasoning
Procedural
Reading
Task 2
Year 6 - Blwyddyn 6
Spring Term 2025 |
Tymor yr Gwanwyn 2025
Healthy World, Healthy Me
As we embark on an exciting new term here in Year 6, I am thrilled to share our plans for the upcoming weeks. This term, we will delve into the theme of Healthy World, Healthy Me, where we will explore the connections between personal well-being, our environment, and the global community.
We believe that understanding health and sustainability is essential for fostering informed, responsible, and empowered individuals.
Throughout the term, our students will engage in a variety of stimulating activities, encouraging them to think critically about their health and the world around them. We will integrate our learning across subjects, culminating in a comprehensive understanding of how our choices affect both personal and global well-being.
In addition to our thematic studies, we will immerse ourselves in literature. One of the highlights will be reading The Last Firefox by Lee Newbury. This engaging story explores themes of bravery, friendship, and self-discovery, igniting curiosity and empathy in our learners. Through this text, we will connect to the broader theme of well-being and reflect on how our actions influence ourselves and others.
Physical Education is an essential part of our curriculum, and I would like to inform you that PE lessons will take place every Tuesday. We encourage all students to come prepared in their PE kits so they can participate fully in the engaging activities we have planned.
Outdoor learning is a vital part of our curriculum, helping to bring subjects to life while supporting children’s well-being. Learning outside the classroom enhances engagement, develops problem-solving skills, and encourages teamwork.
Spending time outdoors also improves emotional health by reducing stress, boosting confidence, and promoting resilience. Whether exploring nature, conducting science investigations, or engaging in active learning, outdoor experiences help pupils develop a deeper connection with their learning and the world around them.
We hope your child is as excited about this term as we are! Should you have any questions or enquiries, please do not hesitate to reach out. Here’s to a fantastic term filled with discovery, learning, and growth!
Homework
Reading
We recommend at least 20 minutes every day. All learners will complete 15 minutes reading at school every morning.
Mental Math / Spelling
Will be set on a Monday and returned on the Friday the same week. This will alternate weekly. WC 06/01/2025 all learners will be giving mental maths to complete.
General Homework
This will be set on a Friday to be completed over the weekend and will be returned on the Monday.. The learners will need to source their own homework books.
Times tables should be revised on a regular basis.
Reading Books
Reading books and reading records are to brought to school daily.
PE
Every Tuesday. Learners are asked to arrive to school wearing their PE clothes.
Diolch yn fawr,
Mr Fish