Eagle (Year 6)
Welcome to Eagle Class!
Meet the Teacher!
Miss Williams
Meet the Eagle Adults!
Mrs Stewart, Miss Peters and Mrs Blake.
Term 5
Can you feel the beat?
PE
Our PE days this term are Wednesday and Friday.
We will be focusing on Tennis and Sports Day Activities!
Forest School will be on Wednesday 22nd May 2024.
Children are to come to school dressed in their Forest School kit (warm clothes, waterproofs, wellies etc.) on the day as well as a change of shoes and socks for the afternoon.
They may also bring in a flask of hot drink – either tea or hot chocolate.
Term 5 - Homework
Term 5 - Newsletter
Term 4
Can we all coexist?
This term, we are reading Sky Song by Abi Elphinstone!
PE
Our PE days this term are Tuesday and Friday.
We will be focusing on Cricket and Netball!
Forest School will be on Thursday 29th February 2024.
Children are to come to school dressed in their Forest School kit (warm clothes, waterproofs, wellies etc.) on the day as well as a change of shoes and socks for the afternoon.
They may also bring in a flask of hot drink – either tea or hot chocolate.
Term 4 - Homework
Term 3:
How do we adapt?
We are reading Holes by Louis Sachar!
Our P.E days are Mondays and Thursdays.
The sports that we will be learning this term are: Gymnastics and Dodgeball.
Forest School
Forest School will be on Friday 9th February 2024.
Children are to come to school dressed in their Forest School kit (warm clothes, waterproofs, wellies etc.) on the day as well as a change of shoes and socks for the afternoon.
They may also bring in a flask of hot drink – either tea or hot chocolate.
Term 3 - Homework
Term 2:
Dunce or Darling?
Term 2: Monday and Thursday
This term we are doing Hockey and Dance
Monday 18th December
Residential Trip 2023
Staying Safe Online
With children becoming more tech-fluent, it is vital that both children and parents/carers understand how to stay safe online when using a computer, tablet, phone or games console.
This Thinkuknow website is a fantastic government interactive tool to teach both children and adults how to stay safe online.
We recommend using this website to support the conversations we have in school about e-safety and to develop your own knowledge of how to keep your child safe when they are online.
The parent/carer section also has a CEOP reporting link should you discover an unknown person attempting to contact or message your child in any way that is inappropriate.
