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Notices
Glue sticks
Please ask your child if their glue stick has run out and send in a new, named glue stick as several children do not have them. 

 

SATs Information
Please find below a link to information for parents on 2025 National Curriculum Tests (SATs) for parents 

 

School lunches -Please discuss meal choices with your child so they know what the choice is for that day.

Children will not be allowed to walk home alone without the letter under the 'Letters' section below being completed and returned to school. 

Please ensure you have the following for school:.
A named water bottle 
A named colourless glue stick. 
A healthy snack for break time. 

 

Teachers:
Oak - Mrs Clifton
Hawthorn - Miss Eva 
Support Staff
Ms Lofts

 

Important dates
13.01.25 Clubs start
15.01.25 Whole class photos 
03.02.25 Children's Mental Health Awareness Week
10.02.25 Start of assessment fortnight 
17.02.25 Half term

 

Walking home 
Please use the link under 'Letters' on this page for the information and form if you wish your child to travel to or from school unaccompanied. Children will not be allowed to travel alone without written permission. 

Book List

As part of our focus on reading in school, we would like to develop the lending library of books within each class. This will enable the children to foster a passion and love of reading at Belmont and ensure that they have access to high quality texts.

Please find links to two book lists that have a variety of we would love to have in class.  Once a book has been donated to the class we will tick it off below.  Please check this list to ensure that the book that you would like to donate is one that we don't already have.

Love Reading 4 schools - Year 6 (age 10/11)

Year 6 recommended book list

 

 

 

French

French update at the bottom of this page.

 

Language of the Month

Click on the image below to log on to Linguascope, where you can learn and practise online! Remember, the log in details can be found on Google Classroom.

 

Water Bottles 

Please ensure that your child brings a named water bottle to school with them each day so that they can hydrate regularly throughout the day.

 

Word Aware

Our topic this term is 'Who Do You think You Are?'' 

The below list is part of an initiative called Word Aware that we are using in school. We thought it would be helpful to share this list with you so that you can use some of these words at home when discussing the topic. If your child speaks a different language at home, it would be helpful to discuss and translate these words using your home language. We may add to this list during the topic as new words are introduced. 

Word Aware - Who Do You Think You Are?

Year 6 Spring Learning Tree

 

Knowledge Organisers

Further information about the learning in history and geography is available on our new Knowledge Organisers. These are available on the Hawthorn and Oak Google Classrooms in the Classwork tab. 

Hawthorn Google Classroom  and  Oak Google Classroom

 

Handwriting 

As you may be aware Belmont uses a cursive handwriting scheme for those children who can consistently form all non-cursive letters correctly.
Here is a link to the handwriting guidelines to enable you to support your children practising letter formation at home. 

Belmont Handwriting Guidelines

 

Routines:

Monday

Reading records

 

 Everyone to bring them in

  

 

Tuesday PE - Hawthorn 

Children need a full Belmont PE kit that is labelled. 

Children come to school in their PE kit. 

Wednesday  

PE - Oak

French - Oak

 

 Children need a full Belmont PE kit that is labelled. 

Children come to school in their PE kit.

Thursday

 French - Hawthorn

 

Homework due in

 

Friday Outdoor PE- Both classes

Children need a full Belmont PE kit that is labelled. Children come to school in their PE kit. 

On colder days children may wear navy joggers or leggings. 

 

Calendar/ Key dates

School Diary

Letters

Walking to School Permission Letter 2024

 

 

Home Learning

For further information about Home Learning and ideas on how to support your child please click here

Reading

Daily (at least 20 mins)

Reading record checked on Mondays.

Grammar & Punctuation Tasks will be set in the Y6 Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation CGP books.
Spellings words Set on Thursday. Tested on the following Thursday/ Friday. 
Maths  Tasks will be set in the CGP Books. 
Times tables Times Tables Challenges can be printed here.
Creative Home Learning On Google Classroom.

 This week:

Homework books should be brought to school on Thursday.

https://www.cgpbooks.co.uk/resources/ks2-sats-online-10-minute-tests

 

Grammar no pages
Punctuation  Punctuation: pages 36 and 37 'Colons' and pages 38 and 39 'Semi-colons'
Spelling

 Spelling: page 22 Words ending in 'able' and 'ible' 

Maths 

Mrs Clifton's group: 

Maths SATs questions book: page 36 'Dividing Fractions'

Maths Arithmetic: page 39 'Subtracting Fractions with Different Denominators' and pages 40 and 41 'Mixed Numbers.'

Please also  go on go on Timetables Rockstars  at least three times this week and spend some time learning your timetables. You were all given your login sheets again this week. There is a link below. 


Miss Eva's group: 

Maths SATs questions book: pg 19 (multiplying and dividing with decimals)


Maths Arithmetic:  pg 28 and 29 (multiplying by 10, 100, 1000) (Dividing by 10, 100 and 1000)


Mrs Boyadjian's group: 

SATS Question Book Stretch: pages 42, 43, 44 and 45. 
SATS Buster Arithmetic: no pages 

 

 

Spellings

Children are expected to learn both lists each week. 

Week 3

 

Y6 List

Words ending in ‘able’, ‘ible’,  

controversy

unacceptable

definite

vegetable

equipment

available

equipped

incredible

suggest

visible

sufficient

sensible

thorough

miserably

variety

responsibly

privilege

incredibly

individual

unbelievably

 

considerable

 

remarkably