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This means that we all finish year 6 as close to year 7 ready as we possibly can. Our reading texts are high quality, our writing texts are high quality and our maths questions are high quality. We reach for the stars and find a path to get there. Maths In Maths, we will continue to use White Rose Maths and recap on all we learnt last year.

Best of British Week/Dig for Victory Year 6 have dug for victory. After learning about World War 2 and writing information leaflets, we had a had at go at our own gardening. First, we had to get rid of the weeds in the raised flower beds. As a team we cleared all of the weeds and will be planting a range of vegetables.

Including handwriting practice in your year 6 English lessons helps your students build on these skills so that they can write legibly and fluently. According to the 2014 national curriculum, handwriting practice is important to help students write with more speed and accuracy.

The Handwriting Policy uses sharp, angled lines and north east flicks and joins. We use the vocabulary “tall” (ascending) “short” and “tail” (descending) to describe letter size and orientation.

In KS1 we follow the Little Wandle handwriting formation. The children learn phrases to help them remember how to form their letters; represented by the ‘How to form letters’ documents below. In KS2 we follow the Nelson handwriting scheme. The ‘Nelson Handwriting Scheme’ document gives you a quick example of the formation and joins. The children begin to learn how to join in Year 2 ...

WritingEnd of Year 6 Expectations for Maths

Years 3, 4 and 5 These are from a Nottingham City Council working group. The following documents exemplify key performance indicators of the expected standard in writing for these year groups.

Extra SPaG (interactive power points) Year 1 Adding -ing -ed and -er to Verbs Warm up PowerPoint.ppt Year 1 Adding -s-and -es to Make Plurals Warm up PowerPoint.ppt Year 1 Adding the Prefix -un Warm up PowerPoint.ppt Year 1 Capital Letters for Names and 'i' Warm up PowerPoint.ppt Year 1 Full Stops and Capital Letters Warm up PowerPoint.ppt Year 1 Making Sentences Warm up PowerPoint.ppt Year 1 ...

At Cherry Tree Academy we use the Talk for Writing approach. What is Talk for Writing? Pie Corbett explains Talk for Writing founder and Literacy expert, Pie Corbett, gives a brief overview of the Talk for Writing approach to teaching Literacy, and why it works.

Handwriting at Cherry Tree We introduced a joined handwriting scheme at the beginning of 2023 called Letter Join. Below is a copy of the letter formation we teach. We understand that many of our children come from different areas where their handwriting may be established and should it be joined and legible we will encourage them to continue to use their preferred style.

Literacy Tree’s writing resource and programme, Writing Roots, based around our Teach Through a Text pedagogy, embeds all National Curriculum requirements and places audience and purpose at the core.

These fun Handwriting worksheets for year 6 are all you need to help your child strengthen their knowledge and skills. Make the activity of learning something to look forward to by using these interactive KS2 worksheets. Get started now to add fun to your 10 - 11 years old child's routine!

English programmes of study: key stages 1 and 2 National curriculum in England

In a time when the world is tough, Has left us proven in our knowledge That you are- and always will be- enough! From myself, Mrs Harvey and the Year 6 team, We are proud of you Cherry Tree Year 6, Your future will still be as wonderful, Because your true ability the virus cannot eclipse.

At the end of KS2 it's very important to know when to use different kinds of handwriting. A way children can learn to improve their handwriting is by following the steps in this guide. Within this lovely guide, children can learn about when to join letters, writing emails, recording results/ data and much more.

Handwriting at Cherry Tree Handwriting is a skill that we take time to teach so that children are able to write with fluency and focus on content of their writing rather than how their letters are formed. In the EYFS, the children are initially taught to write in a printed style so that they can confidently use their sounds to support their independent writing skill. By the beginning of Year ...

Learning In Year Six The last year of Primary School is always exciting. Children in Year Six each have a responsibility within the academy. They also have an opportunity to apply to become a member of the Principal's Council.

Lots of collaborative work happening in Year 6 today. Freeze frames to capture different passages from the bible where Jesus’ showed unconditional love to others and some thought-provoking conversations on what eternal means!

Handwriting at Cherry Tree Handwriting is a skill that we take time to teach so that children are able to write with fluency and focus on content of their writing rather than how their letters are formed.