St Margaret Clitherow Catholic Primary School
We act with love, build our faith and grow as people
Year 6
Upcoming Events
- 27th September Year 6 Liturgical Prayer 9am (Parents welcome)
- 19th October 2023 - African Drumming
- 18th January 2024 @ 9am Year 6 Liturgical Prayer (Parents welcome)
- 22nd January 2024 @ 3.30pm SATs information meeting
- 18th March 2024 @ 3.30pm Residential information meeting
- May 2024 Theatre Trip - Workshop & Matinee Performance of Matilda the Musical
- July 2024 Residential Visit - 3 days at Oakwood Climbing Centre
- Summer Term - Art & DT Day - South Hill Arts Park
Bird Boxes
DT - Woodwork skills
Science - Is Yeast a Living Microorganism?
Music: Soundtracks - exploring soundtracks using facial expressions, body language and movement.
Year 6 Liturgical Prayer - Saul's Conversion -
SATs Meeting ppt
Restart a Heart
On Wednesday 13th December, the children had the opportunity to learn about resuscitation and when you might need to use it. A volunteer from the NHS South Central Ambulance Charity came in with resus dummies and a training defibrillator to demonstrate how to perform cardiac massage on someone and they then had time to practice.
Recommended reading list for Year 6: 
Recommended Reads
Lit in Colour
Recommended book list of books by authors of colour
Penguin Books and Lit in Colour state that:
Books create belonging. They help us see each other and understand one another. They shine a light on the world.
It’s vital that the books we read in our formative years reflect the rich diversity of the society we live in.
Here at St. Margaret Clitherow, we have a diverse school community - 55.7% of our school children are from a minority ethnic background. We therefore think it is important that children have access to books that reflect who they are. Attached is a list of recommended reads put together by Penguin Books. You can read the research behind the inclusion of books by authors of colour here:https:// https://www.penguin.co.uk/lit-in-colour/parents-and-supporters
2023 KS2 Lit in Colour Book List
Anti-Bullying Week
This week we started off our acknowledgement of Anti-Bullying Week by wearing odd socks. The Odd Socks campaign encourages everyone to join together to show that it is ok to be different and to stand together against discrimination and bullying.
African Drumming
Street Dance
Meeting Our Year R Buddies
Science - making and drawing circuits 14.09.23
RE- Diamond 9 activity. Which are the most important of the 10 Commandments
