Monday 15th December

Click here for:  Maths Task ( Escape from Year 6!)

Click here for Fast in Five Mental Maths

 

Thursday 18th December

Christmas Maths Click here

 

Advent Service 2025 – lyrics and links

LIKE A CANDLE FLAME (ALL)

Like a candle flame
Flickering small in our darkness
Uncreated light
Shines through infant eyes

God is with us, alleluia (Y3-5)
God is with us, alleluia (Y6)
Come to save us, alleluia (Y3-5)
Come to save us (Y6)
Alleluia! (All)

Stars and angels sing
Yet the earth sleeps in shadows
Can this tiny spark
Set a world on fire?

Yet his light shall shine
From our lives, Spirit blazing
As we touch the flame
Of his holy fire

 

PREPARE THE WAY (Year 3)

Prepare the way for the coming of God
Prepare the way for the coming of God
Make a straight path for the coming of God
Make a straight path for the coming of God
Every valley will be filled in
Every valley will be filled in
All hills and mountains will be made low
All hills and mountains will be made low
Crooked roads will be straightened out
Crooked roads will be straightened out
All the rough lands will be made smooth
All the rough lands will be made smooth
And all the people on the earth
And all the people on the earth
Shall see the saving power of God.
Shall see the saving power of God.

Let there be Peace on Earth (Year 4)

Let there be peace on earth
And let it begin with me;
Let there be peace on earth,
The peace that was meant to be.

With God as our Father

Family all are we,
Let us walk with each other
In perfect harmony.

Let peace begin with me,
Let this be the moment now;
With every step I take,
Let this be my solemn vow:

To take each moment and live each moment
In peace eternally.
Let there be peace on earth
And let it begin with me.

This Little Light of Mine Lyrics (Year 5) shine.

This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine,
This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine
This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine
Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine.
Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine.
Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine.

This little light of mine,
I’m gonna let it shine,
This little light of mine,
I’m gonna let it shine,
This little light of mine,
I’m gonna let it shine,
Let it shine, let it shine,
Let it shine.

The light that shines is the light of love,
Lights the darkness from above,
It shines on me and it shines on you,
And shows what the power of love can do,
I’m gonna shine my light both far and near,
I’m gonna shine by light both bright and clear,
Where there’s a dark corner in this land
I’m gonna let my little light shine.

This little light of mine,
I’m gonna let it shine,
This little light of mine,
I’m gonna let it shine,
This little light of mine,
I’m gonna let it shine,
Let it shine, let it shine,
Let it shine.

Monday he gave me the gift of love,
Tuesday, peace came from above,
On Wednesday he told me to have more faith,
On Thursday he gave me a little more grace,
Friday he told me just to watch and pray,
Saturday he told me just what to say,
On Sunday he gave me the pow’r divine
To let my little light shine.

This little light of mine,
I’m gonna let it shine,
This little light of mine,
I’m gonna let it shine,
This little light of mine,
I’m gonna let it shine,
Let it shine, let it shine,
Let it shine.

MY SOUL GLORIFIES THE LORD

My soul glorifies the Lord, my spirit rejoices
My God forever he will be, bless his holy name.

(Solo) He looks upon me his servant,
looks on me in my lowliness.
He works marvels for me,
Hence forth all ages call me blessed, Call me blessed.

(Solo) He scatters the proud hearted,
casts the mighty from their thrones.
His mighty arm before me,
In strength he raises the lowly, raises the lowly.

(Solo) He fills the starving with plenty,
but empty sends the rich away.
From age to age his mercy,
The mercy promised us forever, promised forever.

 

DEAR ELIZABETH (Y6)

(Solo) Dear Elizabeth,
It was good to hear your news,
Things here are strained, as you can imagine.
And Joe, well you know!
He doesn’t seem to smile anymore.
Doors slam, people can
Misinterpret Heaven’s plan,
But it hurts to see, how confused he seems.

(Solo) Dear Elizabeth,
The time it seems to fly.
People just stare, as you can imagine.
And Joe, well you know!
He doesn’t seem to talk anymore
Eyes blaze, Joseph says,
There’s only so much he can take
And it occurs to me, that he just can’t see
God’s will be done, God’s will be done.

(Solo) Dear Elizabeth,
We leave for Bethlehem.
The journey will be long, as you can imagine.
And Joe, well you know!
He doesn’t seem so scared anymore.
We’ve made plans, joining hands,
Through the Spirit we understand
That this special birth, will bring peace on earth.

 

 

CLOTH FOR THE CRADLE (ALL)

Cloth for the cradle, cradle for the child,
The child for our every joy and sorrow;
Find him a shawl that’s woven by us all
To welcome the Lord of each tomorrow.

Darkness and light and all that’s known by sight,
Silence and echo fading.
Weave into one a welcome for the Son,
Set earth its own maker serenading.

Song of Hope

We are pilgrims on a journey,
Journeying together,
Journeying together with you, O Lord.

We are called and chosen,
Called and chosen,
Called and chosen by you, O Lord.

To sing a song of hope,
Hope for all the world;
To bring the grace of jubilee alive!

Fan the flame of hope,
Bringing light to all the world.
May my song of hope
Rise to you, God of love, Lord of all.

We have hope within us,
Hope within us,
Hope within us from you, O Lord.

We are called to shine bright;
Children of light,
Children of light and truth, O Lord.

To sing a song of hope,
Hope for all the world;
To bring the grace of jubilee alive!

Fan the flame of hope,
Bringing light to all the world.
May my song of hope
Rise to you, God of love, Lord of all.

Given gifts of service,
To serve one another,
Serve one another, and you, O Lord.

To sing a song of hope,
Hope for all the world;
To bring the grace of jubilee alive!

Fan the flame of hope,
Bringing light to all the world.
May my song of hope
Rise to you, God of love, Lord of all.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday 10th December

Wednesday 10th December

Click here for work on verbs.  Click here for work on the subjunctive

Friday 5th December:

Reading Comprehension:  Click here for Wild Ride.   Click here for Encounter at Sea

Maths – Click here for the work on Division      Mental Arithmetic – Division

Mental Arithmetic – ARE   Division

Monday 1st December, 2025

  1.  Fronted Adverbial Worksheet: Click here.

2. Fronted Adverbial Activity:  Old SATs questions   Click here. 

 

Division Worksheets:

Click here  for    Worksheet 1    Worksheet 2

 

Tuesday 25th November, 2025

Reading Comprehension  Click here for ‘Longbow Girl’

Click here for the division sheet.

 

ENRICHMENT  click here

Thursday 20th November

English:  Guided Reading Length after length   click here

Click here for the division sheet.

Click here for the maths work.

Arithmetic  ARE    Arithmetic Extension

17th November

Guided Reading:  The Music Box  Click here for the text and questions

 

 

Friday 14th November

Guided Reading:  Guide Dogs  Click here

Read the text first and then click here for the questions about the text

 

 

Thursday 19th June, 2025

Algebra:

  1.  Click here

2. Challenge:  Click here

 

Thursday 19th June

Click here 

Worksheet click here

Monday 2nd June, 2025

Science:  Evolution and Inheritance

 

Lesson 1:  Inheritance

WALT: explain the scientific concept of inheritance

Resources:  Click here    1

Activity 1:  fill in the gaps

Activity 2:  Inheritance Quiz

Activity 3: Label the Pictures

 

Friday 16th May, 2025

It has definitely been another busy week!  The children worked incredibly hard and have done a fantastic job with their SATs. They’ve shown great determination and focus – we are really proud of their efforts.

Now, we’re gearing up for our exciting Year 6 residential trip to PGL! The children are full of enthusiasm, and can’t wait for this adventure to Bawdsey Manor. It will be a wonderful opportunity for them to bond even more, learn new skills, and make memories.

When SATs was over, the children celebrated with a fun class celebration choosing to go outside and play with their friends, which was a lovely way to unwind after the hard work and have an ice-lolly. Today, when the children spent time with their reading partners, they were treated to another ice-lolly from the Reception Team!

 

Finally, we’re excited to share that we’ve begun preparations for our Year 6 production which is: ”I’m an 11 year old, get me out of here!  More details will follow, but the children are already buzzing with excitement about it. We talked about it, found out about the characters, did some acting alongside the script and listened to the songs.

Have a lovely weekend.

See you on Monday with luggage in tow!

Mrs McNamara and Mrs Lines

Home Learning:

There has been none set…the children need to relax and prepare for their special trip next week!

Tuesday 13th May

Dear Year 6,

Just a quick reminder: You’re doing an amazing job, especially with revising between tests.

Keep going, you’re smashing it!

From Mrs McNamara and Mrs Lines

Tuesday:

Group 1:  Revise for your reading test tomorrow

Click here

Two example answers  A    B

Multiple Choice        A    B

The CGP reading comprehension booklet can also be used to help you to revise.

Group 2: Revise for your Maths test tomorrow

Click here for CGP online Maths Tests  revising topics covered in Years 3 – 5  (CLICK HERE)

Click here for CGP online Maths Tests for areas covered in Year 6

Complete as many areas of arithmetic using the CGP Arithmetic Revision.

 

Revision Focus:

  1. Addition and Subtraction
  2. Money
  3. Multiplication and Division
  4. Multiples, Factors and Prime Numbers
  5. Place Value

 

Friday 9th May, 2025

As we approach the forthcoming SATs tests, the Year 6’s have been working hard during revision sessions this week. We have been focusing on key areas to help all of them feel confident and ready for the challenges ahead. Please encourage them to continue reviewing at home and remind them to stay positive and believe in their abilities. The SATs are just one part of their learning journey, and we’re proud of all the effort they’ve put in. (There are revision activities on the class page under the ‘revision activities 2025’ tab).

We had a fantastic time in our cricket lesson this week! The children had the chance to practice their skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship. It was a wonderful opportunity to enjoy some outdoor activity and refresh their minds while engaging in some friendly activity.  On Thursday the girls netball team played well and won both games against Ladbrooke and Wroxham Schools.

Yesterday, we also had a special occasion to celebrate this week—VE Day. The class were joined by their Reception partners.  We chatted about school life and the types of games children played in the playground in the 1940’s and after a soft drink and ‘nice’ biscuit (biscuits that were around in the 1940s), they went off into the playground and played hopscotch and noughts and crosses.  It was a wonderful time of bonding and learning history together.

Today, the May procession took place and the house captains, who lead the assembly, did an excellent job, guiding us through this reflective occasion. Well done to Isabelle who sang the first verse of the Ave Maria song.  Their leadership and confidence shone through, and we are so proud of them for carrying out their roles with such dedication. A special mention goes to Chloe and Charlie who led the procession so confidently and the Laudato Si Leaders: Nathan, Raylan, Aram and Finn B  who assisted with the flowers.

Additionally, Year 6 have been fortunate enough to witness a significant moment in history—the voting of a new Pope. We discussed the process and the importance of this event, which sparked meaningful conversations about faith, leadership, and global events. The children were fascinated by the tradition and the impact it has worldwide.

Wishing you and your families a lovely weekend.

Mrs McNamara  and Mrs Lines

Thursday 8th May

Friday 9th May

Complete the reasoning questions on the following papers:

Click Reasoning 1    

Reasoning 2

Reasoning 3

 

Maths Revision of key areas:

Click here  :  Arithmetic Questions

 

ACTIVITY 1Protractor activity          measuring angles and naming angles

(vocabulary:  acute, obtuse, reflex, right-angle)

Once complete, try angle alien attack

 

ACTIVITY 2Clocks (Time)

Click on the time 12/24 to disappear.  Then click ‘random’ (the die)  Work out the difference in time between the two clocks.

Challenge:  try this activity testing you on your knowledge of time!

ACTIVITY 3:  complete at least 5 questions from the activities below:

Click here:  Fractions

Click here: Percentages

Click here: Division

 

ACTIVITY 4:  Area and Perimeter  Click here

Friday 2nd May 2025

A short and sunny week in Year 6 has seen us continue to revise for our upcoming SATs. We completed some more practice papers and we have been really impressed with the children’s attitude- keep it up, Year 6!

We are looking forward to our traditional May Procession taking place next Friday 9th May.  As part of this special event, our eldest boy and girl, Charlie and Chloe, will have the honour of leading the procession. Our House Captains will also be taking a key role, leading the assembly.  We warmly invite all families to join us for this meaningful celebration, if you are able to attend.

On Tuesday, we had a cricket session with Mr Moretti. The children worked on their fielding skills.

 

It was a pleasure to spend time with Reception today in their cool and shady outdoor area.

Have a wonderful long weekend and we will see you on Tuesday 6th May. There is morning enrichment on Tuesday 6th May BUT there is no after school enrichment.

There will also be morning and after school enrichment on Thursday 8th May.

Thank you!

Mrs Lines and Mrs McNamara

 

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