Showing posts with label Year 6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Year 6. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

Cross Country Festival - KS2

Yesterday afternoon we had the tiring event of cross country. Yet we are struggling to understand the crossing the country bit! We held 4 races: year 3&4 boys, 3&4 girls, 5&6 boys, 5&6 girls. We’re still surprised that a lot of our pupils still have their voices! Oh boy how they screamed! Our school (being really kind!) invited a number of schools to participate (We can’t remember all the schools names! Sorry!)Yet we still had a great time and are very proud of our one first place. Although a lot of people where upset about their place in the race, we tell them it is just a number (A very big ‘un!) and it’s just for fun and have a bit of a laugh!
By Mary, Juliet  and Sam. 

Our Year 3 / 4 Girls Top 6 (Cross Country Winners!)


Our Year 3 / 4 Boys Top 6


Our Year 5 / 6 Girls Top 6 (Minus Abigail)


Our Year 5 / 6 Top 6 (Cross Country Winners!)

By Juliet, Mary and Sam

Meet The Blog Squad



In Year 6 we have made a blog squad. These people are in the blog squad:

(From Left to right) Sam, Tisna, Juliet, Hannah, Morgan, Sandra, Mary, The 2 Jessicas,
Nicole, Nancy, Anna, Charlotte and Ellie

In blog squad, we take pictures, interview people, write it down and post it up on our school blog.
If there is anything exciting and interesting happening in your classes, please inform the blog squadders.
So far in our school lots of exciting events have happened so we have been busy at the blog squad HQ (ICT suite).Look on our school blog for the latest news that has been happening at our school.
This is goodbye from blog squad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 By Sandra, Tisna, Charlotte and Anna.

Tuesday, 12 March 2013

Phantom of the Opera

Today Year 6 have visited St Mary's College to watch their production of 'Phantom of the Opera'.  We started our day watching the production.  The hall was set up to look like a Victorian opera house, with a chandelier and an old backstage backdrop.

All the actors were fabulous.  Shocked, excited and amazed, we watched a fantastic performance.  We are all looking forward to future productions and hope that one day we might have a starring role.

After being waved at by some old pupils, we had lunch, then finished off our day with a drama workshop.  We got to know some of the pupils from other schools and took part in some tableaux from the production.

We've had a marvellous day and can not wait to put some of our newly learnt skills and enthusiasm into our own end of year production.

Thank you to all involved in organising our special day!

Year 6

Welcome!

Welcome to our witterings to the world.  At St Thomas More RC Primary School we are very proud of all of our achievements and the fantastic work that we do.   Here you will find out what we have been doing, why we are doing it and some fantastic examples of what we have done.

Be all you can be!
St Thomas More, Hull.