Autumn 2 Week 2

 Children in Need

Thank you so much for all the donations made to the Children in Need charity. It was great to see the children dressed in their own clothes.

Today’s fundraising ties in well with our renewed ‘Be Kind’ focus in Year 6. After many discussions in PSHE lessons, the children have been reflecting on how small acts of kindness can make a positive difference to the people around them. We have been encouraging them to think carefully about their words and actions, both in school and beyond, and to consider how they can contribute to a supportive and inclusive environment for everyone.

The generosity shown through today’s fundraising is a wonderful example of putting these values into practice. Thank you for your continued support in helping us promote kindness, empathy and respect within our school community.

Next week is the school’s Anti-Bullying Week. On Monday, we will be taking part in Odd Socks Day, when everyone is encouraged to wear odd socks to celebrate what makes us unique.

On Wednesday, the majority of Year 6 attended the Study Skills Club. During the session, the children reviewed their SATs arithmetic papers, identified errors, made corrections and recalculated answers where necessary. This reflective approach is helping to develop their confidence and accuracy in mathematics. Next week, our learning focus will be percentages, including calculating a percentage of a quantity and applying this skill to a range of problem-solving activities.

Homework

Carry on reading and competing in Red verses Green Sumdog competition.

Maths – Please complete sheets and return on Monday.

Spellings to be tested Monday 16^th November

Given 10/11/26

Words ending in

-able

applicable

tolerable

operable

considerable

dependable

comfortable

reasonable

perishable

breakable

fashionable

To be tested 16/11/26