Oak Class Year 6
Welcome to Oak Class
Here you will find everything you need to know about our class, our expectations and updates on what we've been learning about.
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Learning we are proud of
Autumn Term 2024-25
Art and History - Exploring emotion in colour inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat
Science (and sweets) - we classified our sweet population into individual species... then ate them all!
RE and Drama - Creating silent movie style retellings of the Good Samaritan
English and Science - Beginning our English unit by drawing on the tables!
Class of 23/24
We took part in the Shrewsbury Academy Dance Festival - Mrs Breeze, Miss Morgan and Miss Frederick were all very proud of us!
Science and D&T - Building our own lemon batteries
History, Geography and RE - Exploring Ancient Faiths by building our own biscuit henges
Maths and Computing - Organising our own bake sale including a local shopping trip!
Art, Citizenship and Science - Sharing our Climate message through sculpture
End of Assessments - We are so proud of ourselves!
Forest School Friday - English, RE and Science: Finishing our term with myths around the campfire and telling the story of Easter using puppets.
D&T, Geography and History - Creating woven samples inspired by traditional weaving and the work of fashion designer Jonathan Cohen
History, Geography and Maths - Planning and building Maya temples (and trying not to eat the sugar!)
Dance and Geography - Creating our own dances, inspired by the Haka, to intimidate and show strength
History and Geography - Exploring Victorian Shrewsbury at the Archives
Geography and Citizenship - How can our consumer power help producers?
RE and Science - Increasing our biodiversity inspired by St Therese's 'little ways' of showing love
Geography, History and Citizenship - How have events through history affected trade?
Art, Geography and History - We created art inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat then we each chose a word to describe either that art or how they think the art is supposed to make us feel.
RE and Computing - The Parable of the Prodigal Son
Class of 22/23
RSHE - Positive Affirmations
D&T and Science - Observing the effect of lever arm length and pivot position on the flight of an object.
RE - Year 6 Leaver's Mass
Citizenship, Art and Science - Recycled Human Impact Structures
We completed our Assessments!
Science - Did you know that there is approximately 10 pints of blood in a human body?
We made 10 pints of blood using different objects to represent the different components. This included cotton balls for white blood cells and rice crispies for platelets! Can you guess what the cereal hoops were?