Category: Year 6 Blog

Another great week. This half term we will be learning about keeping ourselves fit and healthy. Mrs Doyle came in to help us understand heart rate, what it is, how it changes and how to calculate our maximum heart rate. She also told us the importance of raising your heart rate every day (trying…

What a great week! The fundraising activities for Brian House were a huge success. We raised an amazing total of £192. Well done to Jack F (whose idea it was), the organising group (Ellie, Lola & Hannah) and all the children who organised their own stalls and brought in cakes to sell. 

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What a great time we had at the pantomime. Aladdin at Lowther Pavilion was so much fun and the children were so well behaved. Eleanor, Evie & Cody enjoyed their time on the stage.

I can’t believe next week will be our final week before Christmas. We have a fundraising activity on Tuesday ( cake…

This week has been full of extra events. On Tuesday evening we had our singing competition ‘St Peter’s Voice’. The standard was high this year and congratulations to Oliver Year 5 for winning the competition. Bella, you were brilliant; I loved your song choice.

On Thursday evening Years 3 and 4…

The children in Year 6 are working really hard (as you can see from the photographs). This is our maths lesson where we are working with maths partners. 

Wednesday was Lancashire Day. The lunch was amazing- meat and potato pie and cornflake tart.

We started the week with KS1’s Harvest worship. The younger children said their lines really well and sang out. On Tuesday Y4, Y5 & Y6 celebrated Harvest by entertains guests from St Peter’s and St Joseph’s parishes with their singing and piano playing. After the concert, the children in Y6 sat…

The photograph shows Amy helping the Mad Scientist when she came in on Wednesday morning, telling us about the Olympics and how our body can be trained to improve in lots of different skills. 

On Thursday morning we continued with our Pals training (Playground Leaders) and on Friday afternoon…

Another busy week in Year 6. These three children couldn’t even make it back to their seats, being so determined to work out the answer to a Learning by Questions task on their iPads. Our new school year Mass was lovely and reflective. It was great to see so many parents at ‘Meet the Teacher’;…

What a hard-working week we have had. Going through our Castlerigg memories was really good and the Y6 corridor will grab everyone’s attention when we have our Castlerigg recounts written and ready to be displayed. Parents will be able to see this at Parents meeting day. 

Thursday morning, Lee…

Here is the link to the Castlerigg photographs

More photographs from the Year 6 Winmarleigh trip