Monday, 2 February 2026

Year 5 Spellings w/c 2.2.26

 Year 5 Spellings w/c 2.2.26

A

B

C

considerably

sensible

sensible

understandably

horribly

horrible

suitably

possibly

possibly

tolerably

suitable

suitable

miserably

miserably

threw

visibly

visibly

carry

sensibility

sensibility

running

reasonably

reasonably

shouting

terribly

terribly

their

probably

probably

noisy

extraordinary



inconsiderate



intolerable



illegible



eligible 




Year 6 Spellings - W.C 02.02.26

 Homework - SATS Bootcamp - Maths - Topic 5


A

B

C

1

decision

decision

decide

2

expansion

expansion

expansion

3

impression

impression

impress

4

confession

confession

confess

5

revision

revision

revise

6

provision

provision

provide

7

Asia

Asia

Asia

8

possession

possession

possess

9

repercussion

repercussion

collect

10

collection

collection

France

11

stationary



12

stationery



13

brake



14

break



15

allowed



Friday, 30 January 2026

Year 6 - All About Sikhism



 


This half term, Year 6 have been learning about Sikhism; most importantly, why are Gurus important and what do they teach Sikhs? Pupils have had the opportunity to explore Guru Nanak and Guru Arjan and we will then be looking at the Gurdwara and important values in Sikhism. Throughout the unit, pupils have/will have the opportunity to share their own beliefs and make comparisons / links between Sikhism and other religions. 


Oak


Almond


Lime





Year 6 Certificates 30.1.26


 




Another busy and successful week in Year 6! 
Well done to all the pupils for their effort, teamwork, and positivity throughout the week.



Almond
E for E - Elkah
Star Writer - George
Resilience - Jack
Reciprocity - Roman
Reflectiveness - Elyana
Resourcefulness - Abdulahad






Lime
E for E - Erikas
Star Writer - Mason
Resilience - Flynn
Reciprocity - Osazemen
Reflectiveness -  Laynie
Resourcefulness- Victoria
Happy Teacher - Elliot




Oak
E for E - Ali
Star Writer - Eason
Resourcefulness- Chidera, Rojure
Happy Teacher - Michelle
Reciprocity - Charlie

Monday, 26 January 2026

How to Be a Bus Legend

 

How to Be a Bus Legend 

Now that more and more pupils are catching the bus to get to and from school, here are some important reminders from our JTA's (Junior Travel Ambassadors), after spending some time with the MET Police. 
  • Sit Right Near the Driver: If the bus is empty or it’s getting dark, sit downstairs right behind the driver. If someone is being mean or making you feel scared, DO NOT get off the bus in a random place. Stay right where you are near the driver because they can call for help on their radio and the bus has cameras everywhere!

  • Show That Green Zip Card: Always have your Green Zip Card ready in your hand or a handy pocket before the bus even gets there. If you have forgot it, it is okay - just tell the driver and they will let you on. Never use someone elses.

  • Don't Be a "Phone Zombie": It’s fun to play games or listen to music, but keep your phone tucked away in your bag or pocket when you don't need it. If you have headphones on, keep the volume low so you can still hear what’s going on around you. If you need to use your phone, check it by a wall or window.

  • Know Your Stop: Before you even leave your house, tell someone and check when the bus is coming so you aren't standing around at the bus stop forever. Try to stand under the streetlights where people can see you!

These messages were brought to you by Peace, Jacob, Eesa, Elkah, Evie, George, Dunsin and Oscar.

Year 6 Spellings - W.C 26.01.26

 Homework- SATs Bootcamp - Revise - Maths - Topic 4


A

B

C

1

discussion

discussion

discuss

2

admission

admission

admit

3

expression

expression

express

4

expansion

expansion

expand

5

electrician

electrician

electric

6

tension

tension

tension

7

pension

pension

pension

8

mission

mission

mission

9

collision

collision

collide

10

extension

extension

extend

11

envious



12

obnoxious



13

precious



14

spontaneous



15

fabulous