Anne Frank links

Here are a few Anne Frank links to help with your homework. If you find any other good pages, do  let us know in the comments.

Anne Frank Musuem


Anne Frank Facts


Anne Frank's Story

Mapping the world

In ICT we are currently learning about map software and how extra information can be included to make them more useful. 

On Thursday, we will be going out in the local area (please return your slips!) to take some photographs which we will then put into a map using Google Earth to help share some information about road safety.

We will also be learning how to use online mapping tools such as google maps.

We may be using the following links in the ICT lessons this week. All will be explained then! Meanwhile, feel free to explore them yourself:

Measure Activities in Madrid

Shape activities in Paris

Winners...

Here are the official election results:

Head boy: Ryan Blinkhorne
Vice head boy: Brandon-Lee Russell
Head girl:Holly Lamport
Vice head girl: Chloe Jaffer

House captains
Emeralds: Dulcie Barlow
Diamonds: Emily Lloyd
Rubies: Connor Crouchman
Sapphires: Jack Maydell

House captains
Emeralds: Dulcie Barlow
Diamonds: Emily Lloyd
Rubies: Connor Crouchman
Sapphires: Jack Maydell

Well done to all the winners- we are sure you will serve the school with distinction. Also, very well done to everyone who was brave enough to put themselves forward as candidates for election and make a scary speech in front of the whole school. We are very proud of you all!

Welcome/ Election Time!

Welcome!

Welcome to our year 6 blog. This blog will keep you up to date with everything that is going on in year 6 at Wykeham. 

As well as the latest news, we will be showcasing great work and providing links and resources to continue learning at home. 

Click on the links on the menu bar above to find resources on Maths and English to help you continue learning at home.

Election Time!

We have had a very busy start to year 6. One of the most exciting events has been the elections for Head Girl and Head Boy. All of the candidates performed excellent speeches on Thursday, getting over their nerves to explain why they deserved  the most votes. On Friday, we had a proper polling station set up in the hall, ably supervised by volunteers from Year 6. The votes are now being counted and the winner will be announced in assembly on Monday 17th September. Further elections will follow to select the heads of our four school 'houses' (Rubies, Diamonds, Sapphires, and Emeralds).