Malachi & Jay with their lovely #nativity scenes today. https://t.co/39kdjSuNJ9
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We have really enjoyed getting into the Christmas spirit this week by creating our own Christmas carols in 6 Mexico. https://t.co/50C5x5nIHp
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This morning 6 Mexico and Brazil are enjoying PE this morning with relay races. https://t.co/uH13fA3Zll
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Using our knowledge of compasses, 6 Mexico were able to find their fellow comrades in the battlefield. https://t.co/kQRlQUk8kU
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6 Mexico were very proud of their final product in our four day process of creating WW1 trenches. https://t.co/lBqwN9ORK1
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We have enjoyed problem solving in Maths today with our peers, by using our knowledge of decimals and place value to reason our answers. https://t.co/YMegHim5UV
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After completing their incredible trenches - year 6 reviewed and evaluated their work across the year group. We gave feedback on build, design and creativity. https://t.co/WCDIGnbBSe
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And the brilliant finished products! https://t.co/2InJc35zEq
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The construction process of our WW1 trenches in Year 6 https://t.co/KsfnjQAIEm
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Last week in RE, 6 Brazil retold the Christmas Nativity with a modern day twist. Elmedina, Violet and Leman created some brilliant comics alongside some wonderful illustrations. https://t.co/JczuDiEtdt
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KS2 Sats Information
KS2 SATs take place each year in May. The Standards and Testing Agency have an information leaflet regarding testing of Year 6 children. These tests were overhauled for the summer 2016 tests and currently remain in this format. Please click here or see the bottom of the page to download a copy of the SATs information leaflet. The leaflet, together with the videos posted below, provide information about the purpose of the tests, how parents can best support their children and how results will be reported. This link to The School Run also provides a useful summary, together with a range of free resources that can be downloaded.