Year 6 2023 - 2024

Miss O'Malley

Hello and welcome to our Year 6 class page

It has been wonderful to get to know the new Year 6's over the past few weeks - what fantastic role models they all are! 

Homework will be given out at the beginning of the week to be returned the following Monday.

P.E. will be every Friday with Mr Thompson. Please remember P.E. kits.

If you need log ins for any of the websites school has subscriptions for, please see the home log in news page or contact Miss O'Malley by writing in your planner.
All children have been given their individual log ins but if you are having trouble finding them. Please contact school and we will be happy to provide them.


Year 6: If you ever encounter a piece of homework which you find too tricky (whether it be just one question or a whole page) please do not sit and spend to long getting frustrated. 
Instead, follow these simple steps:

1.) Spend no longer than 5 minutes looking at the question. Could you highlight the important information? Could you read it in a different way?
2.) Ask an adult at home for some help.

3.) If you're still unsure, come into school and speak to Miss O'Malley or Miss Brewell about the question. I will always squeeze in some extra support for you and try to explain it for you.
MOST IMPORTANTLY: Never spend your evening or weekend stressing over a question on a piece of homework, we can work it out together.

 

If you have any questions or queries please don't hesitate to arrange a meeting with me to discuss.

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Year 6: Gallery items

Peer Supporters, by Mrs Shaw

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MISSION STATEMENT

“Together as God’s children we will, love, learn, grow, inspire, Let your light shine”.

OUR AIMS

  • To work together with families as the first educators of their children.
  • To create a happy Roman Catholic atmosphere in which everyone can develop spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, morally and physically.
  • To provide a safe, caring, stimulating environment in which everyone is encouraged to develop his or her full potential.
  • To promote self-discipline in an atmosphere which fosters respect, tolerance and acceptance of all people.
  • This school is committed to encouraging the children to develop into responsible members of the school community in preparation for their role as adult members of society. In helping us to achieve this goal we anticipate the co-operation of all our parents.
  • To support all members of the community in their faith journey.

St Joseph The Worker RC Primary School, Cutnook Ln, Irlam, Manchester M44 6GX