Year 6

Welcome to Year 6!

Year 6 is an exciting year with lots of great learning challenges and opportunities.  These range from our year 6 residential, to creating enterprises that raise money for our end of year trip and the end of school production! The children in Year 6 take on extra responsibilities within school – they are our FHC role-models! This year is one that creates lots of fabulous memories just before the children go onto their next journey of High School.

Meet the Teachers

In Year 6 we have two classes named Hazel and Hawthorn

O Bojanic

Miss Bojanic – Hazel Teacher

Hi! I’m Miss Bojanic and I will be teaching in Year 6 Hazel.
My favourite subjects are History, Geography and Art because I love exploring, discovering and being creative. My hobbies outside of school, which include art, music, and languages, allow me to come to work every day and inspire my pupils to enjoy these subjects just as much as I do!

Mrs Thompson – Hawthorn Teacher

Hi! I’m Mrs Thompson and I will be teaching Hawthorn class!

My favourite subjects to teach are English and History. There is nothing better than reading a good book or watching a film that then inspires us to do something fun and creative! I absolutely love teaching year 6 and getting up to all sorts of fun things!

The Year 6 Curriculum

In Year 6 we follow the National Curriculum, teaching exciting, engaging lessons. We cover the Core Subjects of English, Maths and Science alongside the Foundation Subjects of Art and Design, Computing, History, Geography, Design Technology, RE, PSHCE, Music and PE. More information about each subject can be found on the subject pages of the website.

Our curriculum is planned for our children; we strive to make every lesson interesting and valuable for the children.  In Year 6 we plan lessons that meet the children’s interests, as well as covering the required curriculum.  We plan in a cross-curricular way so that subjects link and cross over to make exciting projects and learning experiences.

Yearly Planning
End of Year Expectations

The Residential

Along with all the fun and exciting opportunities in school, in year 6 we also go on a very exciting residential to High Adventure Outdoor Education Centre!

High Adventure was originally set up in 2001 by a small group of ex-teachers who wanted more from an outdoor centre than what was being offered. They started with a simple aim; To build an outdoor education centre with high levels of activity that is safe, fun and educational whilst also providing teacher friendly customer service. Today, the activity centre is still owned and operated by avid outdoor enthusiasts with a strong background in training and management within the outdoors sector, with over 20 highly trained instructors on staff.

There are a wide range of activities on offer at the Centre including climbing, canoeing, raft building, zip wire, leap of faith, Jacob’s ladder, Caving and many more!

A message from Marcus Sedgwick

In year 6, we have been reading ‘Floodland’ by the brilliant Marcus Sedgwick. Here’s a message from the author himself.

SATS

In May the children in Year 6 will sit SATs (Statutory Assessment Tests.) The children will take tests in Reading, Maths and SPAG (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar.) There is no test for Writing, Science or the Foundation Subjects  – these are assessed by the class teacher. In the Spring term we will hold a SATs information session for parents and carers, where you will be able to find out about the tests in more detail.

We make sure that the children at Fieldhead Carr are calm, confident and ready for their SATs and are proud of their achievements.  We celebrate the whole child as we know how fabulous our children are.

Books we will be reading in Year Six

Supporting Learning at Home

There are lots of ways for you to support your children’s learning at home.