Year 6
Welcome to the Year 6 area of our school website. Hopefully this will prove useful in keeping you updated with important information about the curriculum and any interesting activities that your child participates in. You can see from some of the photographs that taking part in a variety of learning activities, including off-site visits, is an important part of the Year 6 experience. Hopefully, by working together, we will ensure that your child has a successful time in their final year at All Saints’.
Mr Korab
Weekly Reminders:
Monday
Grammar homework set using Satsbootcamp – to be returned by Wednesday at the latest.
Tuesday
Weekly spellings given out to take home. These should be practised each night in preparation for a spelling test on Friday.
Wednesday
Maths homework set using Mathswatch – to be completed by Friday at the latest.
Thursday
Friday
PE kits worn to school (no hoodies please).
Spelling test.
Reading Comprehension homework set – to be completed by Tuesday at the latest.
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Mr R Korab
Class Teacher
Mr E Holt
Teaching Assistant
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Class Blog
Leavers’ Service
The children attended the Leavers’ Service at Manchester Cathedral this morning. It was a thoroughly enjoyable experience for all.
Dance Workshops
Year 6 took part in the first of a series of dance workshops to help them prepare for their end of term leavers’ assembly.
Mindful Movements
The children took part in the first of 6 mindful movement sessions. The aim of the sessions is to develop mindful relaxation and exercise techniques.
SATs are over. Well done Year 6!
Year 6 received a little treat for working so hard before and during SATs week - well done everyone!
History: Maya Civilization
The children prepared and tasted Mayan foods as part of their history topic.
World Book Day 2026
The children took part in World Book Day with great enthusiasm, dressing up as an adjective of their choice. Our chosen book was The Silver Sword by Ian Serraillier, a historical fiction text set in WW1.
World Book Day Parade
Key Stage 1 and 2 met in the hall this morning to parade in our costumes. We all came dressed as adjectives. There were some fantastic costumes and some brilliant vocabulary shared. Thank you everyone for all your effort.
Science: What is blood made of?
Today in Science, we looked at the different components of blood and made our own blood soup using some common food items to represent the different components.
Young Voices
Some of Year 5 and 6 had the fantastic opportunity to perform at the Co-op Live Arena as part of the Young Voices Choir 2026. We were joined by over 8000 children from other schools across the region to sing a variety of songs and perform alongside professional...
It’s a Party
The children put on a fantastic show with some memorable individual performances. Well done everyone.
Computing – coding
The children used Scratch software to produce their own game which would add up a points tally.
History and DT
As part of their history work on WW1, the children made model trenches to help them identify the features of a trench and understand the conditions that the soldiers had to contend with.