Year 6 Spelling Revision

In the KS2 SATs, children are tested on spelling rules from Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6. On the attachment below, you will find an outline of each of the spelling rules, as well as words that meet the criteria of the rule. Over the next few weeks, it would be helpful for your child if they could discuss different spelling patterns at home and practice some of the words that may potentially be in the SATs test.

If you have any questions please ask a member of the Year 6 Staff Team. Thank you

Green Top Science Week

Keep a look out on the blog this week for what we will be getting up to in our science weeks. We are planning to inspire the children with scientific experiments and visitors with scientific professions! We are very excited to see what the children know already and what they learn!

#OgdenTrust

Crew Jackson – Shout Out Window

In Crew Jackson, we are loving our new shout out window. I am so proud of the compassion and respect the children are showing towards their crew mates. It is lovely to see that this week they have recognised both our HoWLs and character traits within each other. Reading them has definitely made me smile this morning! x

Crew Jackson – Protected Characteristics

This morning in crew, we continued to explore ‘Protected Characteristics’. Whilst completing a read around the room, the children gathered information on each characteristics and went on to confidently feedback to the crew their findings, linking it with their expedition learning on equality and discrimination.

Year 6 spellings w/c 3.3.2025

Over the next week, Year 6 will be focusing on spellings words with silent letters. The children will be tested on the following spellings at the end of next week.

thumb wrist knife lamb plumber  island  column  listen whistle sword

Click on the link below if you need to remind yourself about silent letters.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/articles/zrxc8xs

Crew Jackson – Crucial Crew

Y6 visited the Lifewise Centre today to participate in the Crucial Crew programme. The Lifewise Centre provides the children with essential knowledge and skills to be able to keep safe in the local community.

Some of the different scenarios included road safety, transport safety, fire safety, water safety and a mock trial in a Magistrates’ Court! All of the scenarios are taught by volunteering experts from South Yorkshire Police, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue and the South Yorkshire Safer Roads Partnership.

The children participated in all of the scenarios showing real maturity and thoughtfulness. Check out the slide show below.