Swans Class
Key Stage 2 – Year 6
Upper Key Stage 2 starts in Year 5 and finishes when the children leave primary school at the end of Year 6. Emphasis in this class is still placed on a balanced and creative curriculum, but one that also encourages independence and self-organisational skills. By the end of Key Stage 2, the children will have had the opportunity to take part in a number of transition activities (so they feel more prepared for High school), will have had the opportunity to take part in a week-long residential trip and they will have also taken their Key Stage 2 SATs tests.
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On this page you will find news about our class, an overview of the work we are doing this half-term and links to online learning resources.
Miss Rivers
Swans Class Teacher
Latest News From Swans Class
Swans Titanic Sketches
Aren't these fantastic? 😊
Year 6 Drawing
Year 6 have been practising their drawing techniques and created these wonderful sketches of the Titanic.
Year 6 completed Titanic rooms
The children have had great fun completing their rooms !
Year 6 Titanic Passenger Books
We started off the term with creating these cute little books about one of the passengers on board Titanic.
Year 5 English Lesson
The irony of today's English Lesson was palpable: in temperatures of around 30 degrees, the children wrote a description about the arctic wilderness! In order to help them 'feel' the landscape - they worked with their feet in water and ice! [gallery...
Swans Taskmaster Maths Challenge
Today, the Swans completed the Taskmaster challenge in Maths. They had to work as a team to build the tallest free standing tower using just A4 paper and tape. They had to explore how different shapes and their characteristics (triangles, cylinders, wide bases) affect...
Knowledge Organisers
Knowledge Organisers are used within the classroom and can support children in their learning, for example, remembering new knowledge and vocabulary in a particular subject.
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