YEAR 6 (SILVER BIRCH LB and SILVER BIRCH MS)
Teacher: Mrs Smith (Silver Birch MS), Mrs Lopez and Mrs Baverstock (Silver Birch LB)
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Welcome to Year Six, Silver Birch where we love to learn. We make our learning exciting and engaging through every opportunity to make connections to the world around us.
In Year Six, we are lucky enough to visit a variety of places, from RAF Hendon, residential trips to local visits. The work we study helps the children in developing an understanding of the world and aiding them to be successful citizens of the future. From environmental issues, political discussion and reading around current affairs, we ensure children are prepared for the next stage of learning.
At Oughton, we offer a wide range of support: Morning Boosters, After School Learning Clubs, Holiday Boosters and homework help at lunchtime - all to guide each child to reach their full potential.
Through the use of whole school WOWs, class events and outdoor learning in our spectacular grounds, we hope to inspire and create lasting memories.
In Year Six, we are lucky enough to visit a variety of places, from RAF Hendon, residential trips to local visits. The work we study helps the children in developing an understanding of the world and aiding them to be successful citizens of the future. From environmental issues, political discussion and reading around current affairs, we ensure children are prepared for the next stage of learning.
At Oughton, we offer a wide range of support: Morning Boosters, After School Learning Clubs, Holiday Boosters and homework help at lunchtime - all to guide each child to reach their full potential.
Through the use of whole school WOWs, class events and outdoor learning in our spectacular grounds, we hope to inspire and create lasting memories.
Parent/Carer Information Handbook
We have put together an overview of the curriculum for your child this year and also some general information and reminders that we hope you will find useful.

Year 6 Parent Handbook | |
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HOMEWORK
For further information about supporting your child with their homework, please see the Home Learning section of the Parents Area.
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LETTERS

Year 6 Curriculum Letter Summer Term 2022 | |
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Year 6 Curriculum Letter Spring Term 2022 | |
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GALLERY
k'nex Challenge
On Monday 27th March, Year 6 worked on a mechanical engineering project using K’NEX with a representative of Airbus Defence and Space setting them the challenge of building cranes. After planning their designs with a partner, they built them and then presented them to the class.
Art Project with Artist Sarah Graham
Year Six pupils were given the amazing opportunity to work with Sarah Graham, local artist with world-wide acclaim and ex-pupil of Oughton, to create designs for a snowman to take part in the "Walking With The Snowman" trail. The trail opened in the town in December 2022 and was inspired by Raymond Brigg's classic picture book "The Snowman" which is also a family favourite Christmas film.
Sarah took the pupils designs, with the theme of 'Ten Lords a Leaping', and used them to create the most colourful and eye-catching snowman in the trail.
Representatives of Year Six braved the rain and visited the snowman alongside Sarah, a local councillor and representative of Cala Homes, for a photo opportunity and another chance to chat to Sarah. We are very much looking forward to working with her again.
Sarah took the pupils designs, with the theme of 'Ten Lords a Leaping', and used them to create the most colourful and eye-catching snowman in the trail.
Representatives of Year Six braved the rain and visited the snowman alongside Sarah, a local councillor and representative of Cala Homes, for a photo opportunity and another chance to chat to Sarah. We are very much looking forward to working with her again.
WW2 WOW Day
Year 6 stepped back in time to World War II at the end of the Autumn half term. The children came in dressed as land girls and evacuees wearing labels to show their names and home town. Many of the evacuees came clutching a teddy bear to offer them comfort. Making their own gas masks was a must given the various air raid sirens they experienced during the day. The children went on to study genuine evacuee testimonies as well as propaganda, creating their own posters, with slogans to support the war effort and keep everyone’s moral up.
CURRICULUM
The Curriculum Overview Plan for Year 6 can be found in the Curriculum section within this website.