Year 6
Class teacher - Mrs Litchfield
Class teaching assistant - Mrs Shaw
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P.E. teachers - Mr Jones + Miss Vee (from S.H. Sports)
R.E. teacher - Mrs Ottley
Science teacher - Miss Swinson
Spanish teacher -
Timetable:
Year 6 class information-
- Pupils need a named water bottle in school at all times.
- Please make sure all uniform and PE kit is clearly labelled.
- Homework will go home on a Friday and will be due back the following Friday. Homework will be explained on the class dojo page each time it is given. Homework will consist of daily mini-maths and weekly English and spelling homework, which will be tested each week. R.E. homework will be project based and will be explained on class dojo when set.
- Daily reading is a homework expectation. Children's dairies need to be signed each night by parents to show reading engagement and the page number the children read to.
- Children need their own pencil case, consisting of pencils, a ruler, a rubber, blue biros, a sharpener and if they wish, coloured crayons for use in creative lessons, some foundation subjects and wet play.

Welcome to Year 6 Meeting (09.07.26):

Our Class Saint: St. Ann
Saint Ann is revered in Christian tradition as the mother of the Virgin Mary and the grandmother of Jesus. She is the patron saint of mothers, grandmothers, and those facing infertility. Her life and enduring legacy can guide and inspire us in several keyways:
Perseverance in Prayer: According to tradition, Ann and her husband Joachim endured years of infertility and sorrow before conceiving Mary. Her story teaches us to trust in God's timing and never lose hope during difficult trials.
Family Values: As the matriarch of the Holy Family, Ann is a supreme model for nurturing a loving, supportive, and faith-filled home environment.
The Importance of Wisdom and Education: She is often depicted teaching a young Mary to read the scriptures. This inspires educators, parents, and grandparents to pass on wisdom and strong values to the next generation.
Quiet Faithfulness: Much of Ann's life was lived quietly behind the scenes. Her example shows that deep faith and devotion in everyday, ordinary responsibilities can have a massive impact on the world.
