Mrs Weaver’s spellings:

looking

pulled

friends

clothes

which

we’re

end

most

horse

different

through

Week 28 spellings: 

Words with 'fy'

notify

clarify

terrify

verify

mystify

satisfy

specify

qualify

simplify

identify

personify

intensify

As before, look for the meaning of the words, snip them into the sounds and syllables and include the sound buttons.

Lots more people scored full marks last week and there was so much improvement in general. 

Mrs Weaver's group: 

different

grandad

stopped

plants

before

let

there's

ever

dragon

gran

girl 

Week 27 spellings:

 <sens>   <sent>

sensor

nonsense

consent

sentinel

sensible

resentful

sensitive

consensus

sensational

sentimental 

senselessness

presentiment

• Find the meaning of these words.
• Say the words in a spelling voice.
• Snip into syllables.
• Sound out and draw buttons _ _ /

22.3.2024

Here are your spellings for next week: 

expense

pensive

pendant

suspense

pensioner

appendix

pendulum

compensate

expendable

independent

compendium

perpendicular

Friday 9th February

Thank you for your hard work during these dark, cold weeks, Class Ten. As ever, I am in awe of you and can't believe how lucky I am to get to be part of your journey through school.  We have performed balances and counter balances, written about The Repair Shop, shared tears of joy reading brilliant books, welcomed a new classmate and his teacher, been involved in basketball, boccia and swimming, eaten biscuits, stood on tables, solved algebraic equations and drawn  frogs, painted trees and produced the most beautiful bird images I have seen for a very long time. 

Every mishap was managed and you have carried on bringing kindness, joy and integrity to everything that we do. 

Tickle away at your homework and rest as much as you need during the break. It's Valentine's Day next week so, boys, remember my wise words about chocolate. That's all I can give you on that subject. 

Read, write, sing, watch Gladiators and pray for York City (if you want to) 

Love you lots

Mr H

Monday 4th December. 

Due to the cold, wet weather, I have withdrawn our team from the tournament today. I am sorry girls but at least you will be warm and dry at school and your parents need to know what is happening as soon as possible. 

27th November 2023

Girls' Football is off due to the inclement weather. Sorry everybody.

Football OFF!

I'm sorry to say that the inclement weather has meant that we will have to postpone the games tonight and Mr Buckeridge and I are already trying to sort a new date.

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I think I’m going to enjoy teaching writing this year. Look at the quality of these first pieces; 

Dearest children/adventurers/mystical creatures and magicians of Y6,

I am very excited to see you all tomorrow and already want to thank you for providing me with the very best reason there is to get my brain going again. Resting is important and so is learning new things. Together, we will make a flying start and remind ourselves of how brilliant we are, especially when we work as a team.  

A few of things you need to know:

Please bring PE things in and leave them in school. Your lessons will be on Tuesday and Friday but there will be loads of clubs to join that might need sporty clothing. 

I will be giving you homework to do, usually on Friday and never anything that we haven't looked at already. It will be the good stuff, of course: reading, spelling, times tables and anything else that I think you will benefit from. I expect you to be responsible for this and you cannot blame your mum if it isn't completed on time! 

You do not have anything to worry about. Just come in and join me, see your friends and other grown ups and get ready to be inspired. We always have a great time in Y6 (even if there are challenges along the way) and you have the opportunity to become very proud of yourselves. 

Just focus on being kind to start with. Do that and you won't go far wrong.