Welcome to Sycamore Class

2025/26

Our Year 6 teaching team is Miss Mortland and Mrs Hibbert.

Welcome to Year 6 – the final year at primary school! We’re looking forward to an exciting and rewarding year ahead. Year 6 can be hard work but also incredibly rewarding and great fun. We plan to provide a varied and stimulating curriculum through which we can also prepare the children for their SATs in May. We are committed to helping every child reach their potential and achieve as well as possible in their final year.

Important Information:

Our PE lessons are on Wednesday and Friday. Children will need to come to school dressed in their full PE kit (please ensure earrings are taken out if possible or the children have access to earring tape).

Home learning will be set on Tuesday and returned on the following Monday.

PPA cover will be in the class on Wednesday afternoons.

Please ensure the children have water bottles and reading books in school every day.

Our PE lessons are on Wednesdays and Fridays this term. 

Children will need to come to school dressed in their full PE kit. 

The PE kit consists of:

White t-shirt with blue school logo

Navy shorts

Black or Navy Jogging Pants (for cold weather)

Appropriate trainers (preferably black).

Please ensure earrings are taken out if possible or the children have access to earring tape.

Home Learning will be set on Tuesday. Please could these be returned on Monday.

Please ensure children have water bottles and reading books in school everyday.

Topic letters

Year 6 Meet the Teacher 2025 

Term 1 Topic Letter 

TTRS

It is expected that children can recall all times tables up to 12 x 12 in under 6 seconds.

Please use the links below to support children in developing their speed of recall.

Spelling Shed

We will also be having weekly spelling practise. Each week, spelling homework will be sent home on this website:

Spelling Shed

Rollama

 We will also be setting weekly grammar practice. Each week, grammar homework will be sent home on this website:

Rollama

 Pupils rise to the challenges set by their teachers so that they succeed in their academic
and personal development. They show interest in what they learn and ask searching
questions. Pupils take pride in roles they are given to make the school a great place to
learn. They are well prepared for secondary school. - Ofsted 2022