Class 6
Welcome to Class 6! Our class teachers are Mrs. O'Driscoll (Monday–Tuesday) and Mrs. Melia (Wednesday–Friday), with support from Mrs. Jackson.
In our class, we encourage pupils to demonstrate our school values: Be Respectful, Be Hardworking, and Be Curious as they take part in a wide range of learning experiences. Year 6 is also an exciting time where pupils can take on key leadership roles, such as house captains, helping to lead and inspire others. We support each child to develop confidence in their abilities while continuing to foster a love of learning.
On this page, you will find examples of pupils’ work that showcase the fantastic learning and achievements taking place in Class 6. Throughout the year, we also share important information about SATs and how we support pupils in preparing for these assessments. Alongside this, we focus on helping pupils develop the skills, organisation, and confidence needed for a successful transition to secondary school.
We value working closely with parents and carers to support every child in reaching their full potential during this important final year of primary school.
Thank you for your continued support.
Mrs. O'Driscoll, Mrs. Melia and Mrs. Jackson
Wow Work
Here are some fantastic non-chronological reports from Class 6 linked to our text, Planetarium.
What has been your most memorable moment in Class 6?
"I have loved being a House Captain and taking on that responsibility. It is important we are good role models to other pupils, especially in the playground. I was so proud of my house team when we won the sports day trophy- it was great teamwork."
Inaya
"Our trip to Challenge Academy was brilliant! I was scared at first, but my class helped me push myself and have a go at the activities. I was really proud of myself."
Dalton
What have you enjoyed learning about this year?
"Learning about Malala Yousafzai was really interesting - she is such an inspirational person."
Layla
"I'm really enjoying the WW2 history topic, especially how people's lives had to change. They had to carry gas masks, have their food rationed and go through the Blitz. Talking to Pat about her experiences in the war was really eye-opening."
Joseph
