Cracking the code: DNA and Fireworks

We’ve had a fantastic start to the term, and it’s been wonderful to see the children so engaged in their learning. This term, our new project is focused...

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We’ve had a fantastic start to the term, and it’s been wonderful to see the children so engaged in their learning. This term, our new project is focused on Australia and population studies, and we’ve already enjoyed diving into these topics.

In English, we’re working on writing informational texts about Rosalind Franklin. To prepare for this, we have been learning about DNA and its discovery, while also developing our note-taking skills. This week, we’ve focused on sentence-level writing, particularly expanding sentences and using conjunctions.

In Maths, we have been learning short multiplication. This is a valuable skill to practice regularly. You can find the learning resources for this week here:Au2 1 Multiplication sheets

In STEM, we’ve explored DNA, with a focus on inherited and environmental characteristics.

We also celebrated with fireworks this week—it was great to see so many of you there!

For Spanish practice find the learning here:Y6 WK1

Notices:

  • Please ensure that PE kits are returned to school, as a few were not brought back after half term.
  • A reminder that Learning Conversations will take place on Wednesday and Thursday next week. These will be held on Parent Mail, not on Teams.

Best wishes,
The Year 6 Team