Summer Year 6 Homework Grid, Weekly Timetable, Curriculum Overview and Curriculum Letter

Welcome to your child's last term at primary school and what a busy term it will be! We will continue to work hard academically but we will also be spending time helping your child prepare for secondary school. As well as that, we will be celebrating the time they have spent here at St. Philip Howard, however long or short that time may have been.

If you have any questions, I am available by email (rgoss@sphoward.herts.sch.uk) or most days after school.

Thank you for your continued support.

Miss Goss

Have a look at the homework grid for Spring below, and see which activities you would like to do. Remember to upload your homework to Google Classroom or bring it into school once it's done. There are a wide range of challenging activities so have a go and most importantly have fun! Let me know how you get on.

Miss Goss

Happy New Year to you all and welcome to the Spring Term. Please find attached the new Spring weekly timetable and curriculum newsletter. If you have any queries, please do email or phone the school office and I will respond as soon as I can.

Kind Regards,

Miss Goss

Hello and Welcome to 6G! 

Below you will find a summary of the topics and subjects we will cover this half term.

Please find the Curriculum letter for the autumn term 2021 and our homework grid.There is also our weekly class timetable for your information. Depending on what is going on in school that week, our timetable can be subject to change! We will be updating this page every half term so please keep coming back to check for any updates or class photos of our current learning, including work we are proud of. We hope you enjoy looking at our class page. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at: rgoss@sphoward.herts.sch.uk.

Miss Goss. 

Homework Autumn 2021

We are taking a slightly different approach to homework this year.  Children are still expected to read daily, for a minimum  of 15-30 minutes, but there will be no weekly or spelling homework. Instead, you will find a Homework Grid with a variety of different tasks uploaded each half term. You can complete as many of these tasks as you want to. Choose something that interests you and please bring in any completed tasks to show me. 

Spellings

The statutory spelling lists below are the spelling rules and patterns that your child is expected to know by the end of KS2 (Year 6). In class, we will revise and learn all of these spelling rules and patterns. Your child has their own individual spelling pathway on Spellzone that they should continue to work through independently.