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  • 02/10/26

    Friday 2nd October 2026

    This week in Science, Year 6 investigated whether shadows are always the same size as the object that casts them. Working collaboratively, they positioned a torch at different distances from an object, measured and recorded the size of the shadows, and analysed their results. They then drew a conclu...
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  • 25/09/26

    Friday 25th September 2026

    This week in Science, Year 6 have been learning about the human eye. We explored the different parts of the eye and their functions before carrying out an investigation into pupil dilation. Working in pairs, the children observed their partners’ eyes in different light conditions, paying parti...
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  • 18/09/26

    Friday 18th September 2026

    This week, pupils were introduced to their new class text, Lamb to the Slaughter by Roald Dahl. To deepen their understanding of the story, children worked in small groups to bring a chosen scene to life through drama, taking on the roles of the characters within it.  Through their performances...
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  • 11/09/26

    Friday 11th September 2026

    What a fantastic first week in Year 6! The children have settled into the new school year brilliantly and have been learning about our class Saint, Saint Stephen. They have worked hard to create information texts, prayers and artwork, all of which will form part of our special class display for the...
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  • 16/07/26

    Friday 17th July 2026

    Last week with Year 6 has been a very busy week. They have been amazing and will be missed. Lots of T-Shirt signing. They are all looking forward to joining their secondary school. Year 6 we wish you  the best of luck for your new journey.   
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  • 14/07/26

    Year 6 Leavers Assembly

    We celebrated and said goodbye to the oldest children at STJ
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  • 10/07/26

    Friday 10th July 2026

    What a fantastic week for Year 6, they worked so hard on their production Willy Wonka and their practice paid off.  They spoke clearly and with confidence.  On Thursday it was Prom night! All the girl looks lovely and the boys very smart.  Well done Year 6!
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  • 03/07/26

    Friday 3rd July 2026

    This week in Geography, Year 6 learnt about tectonic plates and developed their understanding of the three different ways that tectonic plates move. They explored how each type of movement can lead to a different natural disaster, such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis. To consolidate...
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  • 26/06/26

    Friday 26th June 2026

    With the Year 6 production fast approaching, this week Year 6 took the opportunity to prepare the stage. Pupils worked collaboratively to organise props, arrange scenery, and ensure the performance space was ready for rehearsals. This hands-on experience helped develop teamwork, responsibility, and...
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  • 19/06/26

    Friday 20th June 2026

    To celebrate completing their SATs, Year 6 enjoyed a well-deserved trip to Blackheath Halls to watch SpongeBob the Musical. The show was fantastic, with brilliant performances, colourful costumes, and lots of memorable songs. Everyone had an amazing time and it was a lovely way to congratulate the c...
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  • 11/06/26

    Friday 12th June 2026

    This week in Geography, the children worked collaboratively to create a poster showcasing the five wonders of North America. They researched each location, gathered key information, and worked together to design an informative and visually engaging poster.
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  • 05/06/26

    Friday 5th June 2026

    This week, Year 6 performed their class assembly based on the story of Job. The theme of the assembly was patience, and pupils explored how Job demonstrated resilience, faith, and perseverance during challenging times. All pupils were given lines and acting roles to learn and performed with confi...
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