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Headteacher: Liz Heymoz
Baker Street,
Potters Bar,
Hertfordshire
EN6 2ES
Tel: 01707 659755
Fax: 01707 665431
Email: admin@popepaul.herts.sch.uk
Baker Street,
Potters Bar,
Hertfordshire
EN6 2ES
Tel: 01707 659755
Fax: 01707 665431
Email: admin@popepaul.herts.sch.uk
Friday 27th January 2023
/0 Comments/in Year 6 /by Margaret JoyceAnother busy week has flown by in Year 6. In English we have discovered more creatures from Artur Spiderwick’s Field Guide, and today we read about changelings. These faeries take human children and replace them with their own young. After hearing about their qualities, we began to suspect each other of being changelings and wrote […]
Friday 20th January 2023
/0 Comments/in Year 6, Year 6 Archive /by Margaret JoyceIn Year 6 this week, we have begun our new writing unit based on Arthur Spiderwick’s Field Guide to the Fantastical World. The children have enjoyed hearing about the different beasts and looking at the impressive illustrations. So far, we have written poems about trolls, made warning posters about cockatrices and written diaries as mischievous […]
Friday 13th January 2023
/1 Comment/in Archives, Year 6 /by Margaret JoyceHappy New Year! On Monday we returned to school and celebrated the feast of the Epiphany. The children wore the crowns they made at the end of last year and thought about what gifts they could bring to the world, like the Magi brought gifts to Jesus. In both English and Maths, Year 6 […]
Wednesday 21st December, 2022
/0 Comments/in Archives, Year 6 /by Margaret JoyceThe autumn term has come an end. It has been a busy first term in Year 6 but wonderful to share so many events with our community. We wish you and all your families, peace and joy this Christmas time and thank you for the generous gifts we have received from you. This week in […]
Friday 16th December, 2022
/0 Comments/in Archives, Year 6 /by Margaret JoyceThis week has been another busy one! The children have braved the cold days following the snowfall on Sunday evening and have enjoyed playing in the snow. The children have been dressed in their Christmas best for both the Christmas lunch on Wednesday and for today’s christmas celebrations. They have met Santa in his grotto, […]
Snow Day – Monday 12th December
/0 Comments/in Archives, Year 6 /by Margaret JoyceDear Year 6, We can imagine the sight that has greeted you this morning….a blanket of snow for you to enjoy! Below are the activities that we would like for you to do today. Remember, wrap up warm when you are out and enjoy this special day!! Mrs McNamara and Mrs Lines Activities for […]
Friday, 9th December 2022
/1 Comment/in Year 6, Year 6 Archive /by Margaret JoyceThe highlight of this week was the Advent service. The class through their singing, acting and reading showed how they made this years Advent service special for everyone. The children clearly shone in their given roles – we are very proud of how they led the Advent service and supported each class with their […]
Friday 2nd December, 2022
/0 Comments/in Archives, Year 6, Year 6 Archive /by Margaret JoyceThis week in Year 6 we have been busy with not only their learning but practising for the Advent Service which Year 6 have a lead role in. We have been down to the church this week to practice our parts and solos and the children are refining their roles to ensure that this special […]
Friday 25th November 2022
/0 Comments/in Year 6, Year 6 Archive /by Margaret JoycePreparations for the Advent Service have been well underway this week. Today we even had the chance to head up to church for a rehearsal. Year 6 take a central role for this event and we have been impressed with how well it is coming together. Be sure to continue to practise lines and songs […]
Friday 18th November, 2022
/0 Comments/in Archives, Year 6 /by Margaret JoyceThis week has been antibullying week with Reach Out – Show Kindness being our focus. The children spent time designing posters about the importance of team work and looked at scenarios where they talked about the importance of reaching out and looking to an adult for support if they needed it. The class were mature […]