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Year 6 Presentation Daily Routine Overview

Daily routine overview for Year 6 students includes morning challenges, White Rose Maths, Literacy sessions, Science/PE/topic activities, and more. Curriculum focuses on various subjects like Maths, Science, World War II, and more. Homework guidelines, SATs preparation, booster clubs, and transition to High School details are also shared. Additional activities, trips, residentials, and opportunities for students are outlined.

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Year 6 Presentation Daily Routine Overview

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  1. Welcome to the Year 6 presentation

  2. Daily routine 8:50 – Morning Challenge and register - word or maths activity 9:00 White Rose Maths 10:20 Break 10:35 Assembly 11:00 Literacy – Pathways to Write followed by reading and Spag activities 12:15 Newsround 1:15 Afternoon register and opportunity for quiet reading 1:30 Science, PE or topic activities 3:30 Finish

  3. Curriculum Literacy - Pathways to Write programme based on a book per half term. Maths –White Rose Maths: Place value, negative numbers followed by addition and subtraction. Science –White Rose Science scheme – Living things and their habitat. Topic –World War II – key events and the impact upon children. PE – Football and Tag rugby Art/DT – Mrs Walker Music – Drumming RE – Mrs Walker MLF/ IT – Mrs Jackson - French

  4. Homework • New online platform called Atom Prime – Please activate! • Set Thursday/Friday, in for the following Wednesday. • Some research projects will be set during the year. • Encourage daily reading at home.

  5. How can you help your child at home? • Ensure homework is completed on time • Encourage regular reading • Ask about their subjects and test their understanding • Visit website for educational links, background reading and spelling list. • Use BBC Bitesize

  6. SATs • Week beginning Monday 13thMay • Finishing on the Thursday. • SATs breakfasts • Creating the right atmosphere. Reading Exceeding Writing Exceeding Numeracy Exceeding SPAG Exceeding Science Expected Emerging Expected Emerging Expected Emerging Expected Emerging Expected Not met

  7. Booster clubs Hoping to start soon. Children will be invited to attend. Booster clubs at 8:15am Maths –Working towards to Expected/ Expected to Greater Depth Writing –Working towards to Expected/ Expected to Greater Depth Reading -Working towards to Expected/ Expected to Greater Depth Spag - Working towards to Expected Many other teaching staff will be involved

  8. Trips and residentials • World War II day • Remembrance visit to the Methodist Church • New Vic Theatre –The Nutcracker • Ilam Hall residential after SATs.

  9. Transition to High School • Ongoing process through the year • Places finalised at the end of March • Year 7 leads start to visit school in June • High school visits mid July • All aimed at creating a smooth, comfortable transition between Primary and Secondary.

  10. Opportunities Drumming lessons and performances • Bikeability – Jan/Feb • Chemistry with Cabbage - Feb • Jobs and responsibilities – all year • End of Year production •

  11. Communication • Information and links on the Year 6 Highfields website page • TEAMS • See me at the Year 6 door • Email – deputy@highfieldsnantwich.cheshire.sch.uk

  12. Any questions? Thank you for attending

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