In our last Science lesson, the children conducted a scientific enquiry to explore whether shadows can change shape. They began by writing a scientific report to outline their predictions and method. Working collaboratively in groups, they carried out investigations to test their enquiry, observing...

As part of our Black History Month celebrations, Year 6 have been exploring the life and work of renowned children's author Malorie Blackman through both English and Art.  This week in Art, the children focused on Blackman's powerful themes of racism, prejudice, social division, and ide...

This week in Geography, Year 6 have been learning about climate change, its causes, and its effects. They explored how human activities like burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and pollution contribute to the greenhouse effect, leading to rising global temperatures. The class discussed the impac...

Our Year 6 pupils gave a truly unforgettable performance in their end-of-year production of Matilda. With powerful singing, confident acting, and energetic dancing, they brought the story to life in a way that amazed and delighted everyone who watched. Each child shone in their role, showing in...

Year 6 children enjoyed an exciting Art Week themed around the vibrant Notting Hill Carnival.  Throughout the week, they focused on designing and creating colourful carnival masks, exploring different materials and techniques to bring their festive ideas to life.  The children embraced the...

This week in English, Year 6 worked collaboratively in groups to explore key themes in Roald Dahl's suspenseful story - The Landlady.  After reading and discussing the text together, pupils used evidence from the story to identify important ideas such as deception, trust and appearance vers...