Year 6
Welcome to Year 6!
Meet our classes
Poseidon Neptune Triton
12.2.20 Several children from Yr 6 had the opportunity to represent Leesland in an inter-school multi-skill tournament at Bay House. They rotated around a variety of tasks, which included standing long jump and indoor javelin. We are incredibly proud of the way the children conducted themselves. We should hear the results shortly.
11.2.20 Yr 6 worked on the Foundations of Learning strand of collaboration when they invited Year 3 to join them for a PE session. The Yr 6 children paired up with children from each of the Yr 3 classes and taught them a range of skills. It was lovely to see children of different ages working so well together.
10.2.20 As part of our PHSE lessons, Yr 6 had a visit from our PSCO's who spoke about living as part of a community and taking a responsible role within the area we live. Anti-social behaviours were discussed, however the focus was on making the right choices. It bacame apparant that one of Leesland's Christian Values was also at the heart of an inclusive and supportive community - Respect.
7.2.20 A busy afternoon of science, first the classes completed a treasure hunt style quiz on the playgrouond, then put the first layer of paint on the clay models.
6.2.20 Year 6 making and evaluating circuits ready to incorporate into their fairground rides.
17.1.20 A fantastic start to making sculptures of the human heart.
15.1.20 - Yr 6 using the 'free range lunchtime' equipment as part of their circuit training, which links to their studies around the heart and circulation.
10.1.20 - As part of the new topic 'Animals including humans' Year 6 became scientists for the afternoon and made their own version of blood. They were able to identify the key components within blood and label the different types of cells.
Victorian Ventures
This half term (Autumn 2) we will be learning about famous Victorian inventors and inventions.
Watch the horrible history clip to find about just some of these amazing inventions during this time.
Optical Illusions
What is an Optical Illusion?
Optical Illusions can use colour, light and patterns to create images that can be deceptive or misleading to our brains. The information gathered by the eye is processed by the brain, creating a perception that in reality, does not match the true image. Optical illusions simply trick our brains into seeing things which may or may not be real.
Optical illusion - How many legs does the elephant have?
