Year 6

15May2025

Today, Year 6 finished their SATs and received their Leaver’s Hoodies! There was much excitement in Year 6 today as the children came to the end of SATs week. We are all extremely proud of the effort they have put in and the mature way that they have approached the tests. The levels of excitement in

13May2025

Every Tuesday, a small group of children from Year Five and Six have the opportunity to learn how to play the violin. Taught by the talented Miss Tymm, across the year, the children have enjoyed learning a number of tunes such as A Brief History of Music, Ode to Joy and Rainy Day. Currently, the tun

9May2025

During the Autumn Term, the topic in Year 6 was ‘Peacekeepers.’ As part of this topic, the children produced various pieces of writing for different audiences and purposes. In the Spring Term, the children chose their favourite piece of writing. Some chose a speech where they had taken the role of W

2May2025

This afternoon, Year Six took part in an online safety lesson as part of their Computing curriculum.  Firstly, the children were asked to list the online apps they go on at home. It was interesting to hear about the social media and video game apps they visit and all about what they entail. Secondl

10Apr2025

Over the last few weeks our school Football team have been busy taking part in the league and cup competitions which have been taking place after school on a Thursday. our Years 5/6 football team took part in the league cup finals which was held at our school. The tournament was scheduled for Octobe

7Apr2025

Over the last half-term, the children in Year 6 have been learning various skills in gymnastics. In the final two weeks, they combined these into group routines. We started by looking at routines by Olympic gymnasts and breaking thee down into the performance elements of travelling, jumps, landings,

2Apr2025

This afternoon, Year Six continued their topic on Living Things and their Habitats.  The children were tasked with classifying animals using a classification key. They looked at the animals’ observable differences and then came up with some yes or no questions in order to separate them into groups

1Apr2025

This morning, Harlow Green Choir sang their hearts out in assembly for KS1 and KS2. Children from Year Three to Year Six sang songs from well-known films: The Greatest Show from the Greatest Showman, How Far I’ll Go from Moana, We Don’t Talk About Bruno from Encanto and Defying Gravity from the fil