Year 6 Blog - 04.07.2025

4th July 2025

Year 6 really enjoyed their last Sport’s day at Tenterfields and made lasting memories. They took part in curling, basketball, races, agility and many others. As the teams were mixed year groups, another important part of the day was helping to look after the younger children. Many of Year 6 were praised for their patience and compassion.

Production is well underway too. With the stage now up, we are making little tweaks to the dances to make sure they fit onto the stage. It has been a pleasure watching year 6 shine in a different way. Many had hidden their singing and acting skills but now they are out and the confidence is through the roof.

Secondary transition has been a big part of the last two weeks. Lila let us know that she really enjoyed her Spanish lesson at Leasowes. Mia talked about how there were lots of people around at Windsor so she didn’t get lost. Rayhan and Corey told us about the food- wraps, ice cream and much more…

In Geography, we have started our work on the Amazon Basin. Did you know the Amazon basin is in northern South America and the Equator runs right through it? Many countries share this amazing area, including Brazil and Peru. The mighty Amazon River starts in the Andes Mountains and flows all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. It's one of the world's longest rivers and carries more water than any other!