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Gorseybrigg Primary School and Nursery

Year 6 2025 - 2026

Welcome to the Y6 webpage

Contact me on...     info@gorseybrigg.derbyshire.sch.uk

Our Spelling WORDS to learn for this term are:

accompany

amateur

apparent

category

conscious

convenience

interfere

occur

profession

secretary

CHILDREN NEED TO LEARN THESE AND KNOW HOW TO USE THEM IN A SENTENCE. THEY WILL BE TESTED ON THESE AT THE END OF TERM.

 

   Summer Term Curriculum - Art / Music focus

Our theme question this term:  Can we visit places without leaving home?        

We are thinking about WISdom

 

SATs will take place during the first half of the Summer term. They will begin on Monday 11th May and finish on Thursday 14th. 

We have an art and music focus this term and are learning about artists which create landscapes and  cityscapes, such as Charles Fazzino and Paul Klee. In music we will be listening and responding to pieces by Gershwin and Dvorjak. 

In RE lessons, we will be discussing what different religions tell us when times get hard and how religion can be a comfort to some people during difficult times. 

In Science lessons with Mrs Barker, we will be learning about classification and circulation.   

In computing lessons, we will be using Excel to create spreadsheets and having fun with Micro:Bits.  

We are studying several fantastic books this term, including:

 

We will use these as the starting point for writing a variety of pieces, including letters, diaries, instructions, recipes and stories. 

In maths, our focus this term is on shape, statistics and revision of work covered throughout the year. 

We will also begin working on our exciting summer production. 

Remember - homework is sent home on Wednesday and is due on Monday.

Reading records need to be signed and returned on Thursday. 

Please make sure you are reading as often as you can and talking about what you are reading. Our school expectation is that reading at home is completed at least 3 times a week. Click here for more some reading suggestions.

For further information, click here for Curriculum Matters.