Year 5 Certificates 4.4.25
Mock SATs Results and Optional Support Over the Holidays
Dear Year 6 Parents and Carers,
We hope you are well. We have had many parents message and ask how they could support their child over the break in preparation for the end of key stage assessments (week commencing 12th May). Firstly, we wanted to thank you for your proactive role in supporting your child's education.
We wanted to let you know that your child's mock SATs papers have been sent home. These papers provide a helpful snapshot of their progress so far and highlight areas where they might benefit from additional focus.
While we understand the importance of rest during the holidays, we wanted to offer some optional resources and suggestions for ways you can support your child’s revision, should you wish to do so. We know that it’s a busy time, and while we encourage some light revision, we also recognise the importance of balance and taking time to relax and recharge.
If you have any questions or would like further guidance on how to best support your child, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Thank you for your continued support, and we wish you all a restful and enjoyable holiday.
Warm regards,
The Year 6 Team
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Birch
Redwood
Today, Year 6 were lucky enough to participate in a riddle-filled Easter egg hunt outside. Each group were given a blank sheet and they had to work out the location of the next clue. They showed excellent reciprocity as they worked in their teams to complete the task and were extremely resilient when if they were struggling to work out the location from the riddle.
"It was so fun because we got to be with our friends. The riddles were challenging but an incredible experience " - Alex, Birch
"It was challenging and hard but really good fun!" - Oliver, Redwood
"I enjoyed reading the riddles and figuring out where the next riddle was and what it meant" - Larissa, Larch
Can you work out where this location was?
Riddle 2
I'm a vessel without sea,
On grassy plains, I'm free.
In a playground, I'm a sight,
Yet children fill me with delight.
What am I, you might ask?
I'm a vessel without waves,
Yet in a schoolyard, children crave
To climb aboard and let their dreams set sail,
On grassy seas, their imaginations prevail.
What am I, you ask, in this peculiar place?
The children were rewarded for their hard work at the end with a chocolate bunny to enjoy! We hope you all have a wonderful Easter break and we look forward to welcoming Year 6 back on Tuesday.
