Year 6 RG

6RG 2025-26

^{Welcome to class 6RG!}

Welcome to superb 6RG! In Year 6, we cover a broad curriculum allowing the children to explore many books, think mathematically, write creatively and most of all… enjoy their learning. Have a look at some of the amazing things we have been doing in Year 6 so far...

Please take a look at our 'Welcome to Year 6' presentation...

Welcome to Year 6

Here is the link for Accelerated Reader in order to quiz on your reading books...

Accelerated Reader Link

Children in Need 2025

We thoroughly enjoyed taking part in the Spotacular Children in Need 2025 celebrations! The classroom was bursting with colour as everyone arrived in their brightest spotty outfits. The children showed wonderful enthusiasm, kindness, and creativity—making it a truly spotacular day for a fantastic cause!

Hello Yellow Day 2025

Our school came together to celebrate mental health awareness in style! Students proudly rocked their vibrant yellow clothing and personalised badges, sparking important conversations about the importance of mental well-being. Together, we’re shining a light on mental health—because it’s okay to not be okay, and it’s always okay to ask for help!

Mini Medics Course

Our young lifesavers took part in a fantastic Mini Medics session, where they learned vital first aid skills—including how to put someone in the recovery position, perform CPR and respond in emergency situations. A big step towards building confidence, responsibility and the power to help others!

Keyboard Lessons

We are having a fantastic time this term with our keyboard lessons under the guidance of Mr. Storey. He’s been introducing them to essential playing techniques and helping them understand key musical notation, setting the foundation for confident and expressive playing.

The Invisible by Tom Percival

As part of our Thrive activities, the children explored The Invisible by Tom Percival, a heartwarming story about kindness, belonging, and seeing the invisible people in our communities. Through thoughtful discussion and creative writing, they stepped into the shoes of the characters, writing in role to explore different perspectives and emotions. The children also created beautiful gratitude jars, filling them with notes about the things—big and small—they are thankful for, just like Isabel learns to appreciate the world around her. Finally, they wrote diary entries in role as Isabel, reflecting on her journey from feeling unseen to finding her place in the world. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect emotionally with the story, celebrate empathy, and recognise the importance of gratitude and community.

6RG 2024-2025

African Drumming Workshop

We thoroughly enjoyed a drumming workshop with Fanuel learning how to play the djembe drum.

Trip to the Beach

We had a lovely morning at the beach to celebrate the end of SATs week. We enjoyed time on the beach followed by an ice cream!

Trip to Beamish Museum

We had a fabulous day exploring Beamish Museum, including the new 1950s town.

Easter Egg Competition

We had a fabulous afternoon making our egg designs. Here are our top 3 designs chosen by Mrs Greaves...

Our 'eggcellent' designs...

World Book Day 2025

Take a look at our wonderful World Book Day costumes!

Mini Medics

We had the opportunity to complete a Mini Medics First Aid course where we looked at:

What is First Aid?
First Aid kits
The recovery position
Resuscitation (CPR)

We all received a certificate of attendance and a Mini Medics First Aid Book.

Children in Need

We dressed in spots and designed our own wonderful Children in Need t-shirts.

Harton Visit

Mrs. Brennan, who works at Harton Academy, came to visit us to talk about what makes good teamwork. We worked through a range of challenges, talking about what makes good communication and why this is important.

Anti-Bullying Week

The theme for Anti-Bullying Week this year was 'Choose Respect. We came to school dressed in odd socks and discussed how we can show respect to each other. We then spent an afternoon focusing on cyberbullying and created our own '7 tips to beat cyberbullying' posters.

Halloween

What a fun-filled Halloween!
We made Halloween crafts, cornflake cakes and watched a movie🎃👻

Hello Yellow Day 2024

During Hello Yellow Day, we discussed the importance mental health. We designed our own Hello Yellow badges, enjoyed doodling what makes is happy and unique and also designed some of our own emojis.

Music- Keyboard Lessons

This term we are enjoying our keyboard lessons with Mr Storey. He has introduced the children to the techniques and some of the musical notation needed to play effectively.

RAP Event- Reducing Accidents at Play

We had an incredible trip to the fire station today to take part in the RAP event (Reducing Accidents at Play). We had the opportunity to visit different stations where we looked at many safety aspects we face everyday.

A big thank you to Nexus, Road Safety, Tyne and Wear Fire Service, Northern Power and the RNLI. It was a fantastic day!