Crew Knowles: History Lesson

In history today, we researched Rosa Parks using selection of different primary and secondary sources. We learnt all about how she fought for her rights and how her actions resulted in a year long bus boycott!

National Storytelling Week – Coffee Afternoon

Next week (3rd Feb – 7th Feb) is National Storytelling Week and we are going to combine it with Maths Week!

Please join us for our coffee afternoon on Friday 7th February 2pm – 3pm to enjoy sharing stories (especially maths relates ones) with your children!

If you would like to attend, please book your place using the Google Form below.

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We look forward to you joining us!

Year 6 spellings

Today we looked at the spelling of the following Y5/6 statutory words. All these words link to our expedition writing so the children will be practicing them over the next two weeks, to ensure when they use them in their written work they are spelt correctly.

government     individual                              

determined       prejudice 

community        opportunity

recognise          neighbour

Crew Knowles’ history lesson

We had a great history lesson last week analysis photos of historic events. I was so impressed with the prior knowledge that the children had and their ability to put the events on a timeline based on their knowledge.

Year 6 spellings

This week we will be looking at words that end with the suffixes -tial and -cial. Watch the video below to remind yourself of the spelling rule. Here are our list of focus words.

essential    potential   confidential   torrential   initial

special     artificial     crucial     racial      beneficial