One Family, Aiming High, Learning Together with God
Welcome back to a new school year! We are looking forward to working with you and your child this year in Year 6.
Our Year 6 Team:
Miss Douch - Monday - Friday
Miss Baker - Monday - Friday (am)
Mrs Pereira - Wednesday and Friday (all day)

If you need to get in contact for any reason please use this email address: maddied@spmillend.herts.sch.uk. I will aim to get back to you no later than 48 hours from receiving your email. If it's urgent please speak to the School office who will pass the message on.
Homework and reading books will be sent home on a Friday and must be returned on Wednesday.
Reading records need to be filled in at least three times a week and signed by an adult at home and brought into school on Wednesdays for us to check.
Please remember to send your child in with a water bottle and a healthy snack. If you would like your child to walk home on their own please email the school or bring a letter in to let us know.
Check our class page for regular updates, from our class blogger, about what we have been learning!
We look forward to a great year.
Year 6 Team
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If you wish to practise some additional spellings, attached below are the statutory spelling lists for Years 3 and 4 and Years 5 and 6. Spellings in the spelling SATs are often taken from these lists. Every small bit of practice helps!
Spelling word list for Year 3 and Year 4
Spelling word list for Year 5 and Year 6
With just two weeks left until half term, it has been another busy and productive week in class!
In Maths, we have been focusing on division, particularly tackling the challenge of long division. I have been very impressed with the children's resilience and perseverance when working through some tricky calculations. They have shown great determination, even when faced with more challenging questions. Please keep practising times tables and division skills at home, as this really does make a difference!
In English, we have started our exciting new text, Shackleton's Journey by William Grill. The children have been exploring new vocabulary and learning about Ernest Shackleton, his crew and the purpose of their expedition. We are looking forward to finding out more about their incredible journey and using this as inspiration for our writing.
In Guided Reading, we are continuing with When the Sky Falls by Phil Earle. The children remain engaged with the story and are continuing to develop their VIPERS reading skills, thinking carefully about the characters, making inferences and using evidence from the text to support their answers.
In History, the children have been writing letters in role as evacuees during the Second World War. We have seen some wonderful writing, with the children drawing on their historical knowledge to imagine the thoughts, feelings and experiences of those who were evacuated. We are also very much looking forward to our upcoming trip to the Imperial War Museum in a couple of weeks, where we will have the opportunity to bring even more of our learning to life!
In Science, we have been busy planning our own experiments to investigate heart rate. The children have been thinking carefully about what they would like to test and how to make their investigations fair and reliable. We are looking forward to putting their plans to the test next week!
Well done to everyone for another fantastic week of learning. With just two weeks to go until half term, let's keep up the brilliant effort! We hope you all have a lovely weekend and look forward to another great week ahead!
Reading x 3 a week
Doodle Maths - Short Division
Doodle English - Using brackets for parenthesis
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Spellings to learn for 14.10.26 |
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comfortable |
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reliable |
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possible |
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visible |
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enjoyable |
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responsible |
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reasonable |
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horrible |
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manageable |
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sensible |
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adorable |
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accessible |