Miss Carberry is the teacher in our Year Six class. Our PE day is Monday.

Class Saint

St Patrick. The Patron Saint of Ireland. Feast day is 17th March

Saint Patrick was born in England, but when he was a teenager, he was captured by Irish pirates who took him to Ireland as a slave. After six years, Saint Patrick escaped and returned to England and his family.

When Saint Patrick became a priest, he traveled back to Ireland as a missionary so that he could teach the people about God. He used examples to explain the mysteries of the faith in simple ways. One day, Saint Patrick compared the Trinity to a shamrock. He said that the shamrock has three leaves, but it is only one plant. In the same way, God is three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—but one God.

St Patrick, pray for us.

Spring Term Curriculum Overview

Maths

Angles. Nets of 3-D shapes. Co-ordinates. Translation. Reflection. 

English

Make predictions and inferences when reading with evidence • Simple, compound and complex sentences • Speech punctuation • Expanded noun phrases • Semi-colons • Edit and improve writing

RE

To the ends of the Earth

- Describe Christian belief about the Resurrection of Christ and the revelation of the Father, Son, and Spirit

- Explain why Jesus is called the ‘new Adam’, making links between scripture texts from the new and old testaments.

- Describe and explain, with examples, the different ways in which Christians’ bear witness to their beliefs now and in the past and make links with the life of a saint.

- Describe how one charity studied witnesses its Christian faith through its work

Dialogue and Encounter

- Explain the meaning of ‘the common good’ and the principles of Catholic Social Teaching

- Describe some ways Christians work together with people of different worldviews to promote the common good

- Use the term ‘worldviews’ and understand its meaning, giving simple examples

- Recognise links and simple connections between some Dharmic beliefs, practices, and way of life making links between them

Art

Y6 will be studying sculpture and collage. Key learning includes:

- The work of Giacometti

- Size, shape and texture within artwork

- How to create joins, shapes, lines and forms

- Proportion

Science

 

Design and Technology

Food - Celebrating culture and seasonality

PE

Cricket and Athletics

PSHE / RSE

Prejudice, bullying and discrimination: what they mean and how to challenge them. About protected characteristics from the Equality Act 2010 such as race, age and disability. The principles of Catholic Social Teaching. Ways in which they can spread God’s love in their community. There are a wide variety of payment options. The importance of budgeting and tracking spending and saving. About the hierarchy of needs and other influences on spending choices. Some people have more money than others.