Year 6

Year 6 at Endeavour Primary is an important year for both learning and preparation. Children build confidence in core subjects such as English, mathematics and science, while continuing to develop strong reading habits, accurate writing skills and a secure understanding of number. Teachers plan engaging lessons that support pupils to practise key skills, think deeply and apply what they know in different contexts.

In addition to academic progress, Year 6 focuses on developing independence and readiness for transition. Pupils are encouraged to take greater responsibility for their learning, manage homework effectively and work collaboratively with others. Through a range of class activities and opportunities to lead, children develop resilience, confidence and the ability to reflect on their progress—skills that will support them as they move into secondary school.

We work closely with families to ensure pupils feel supported at home as well as in school. Parents can help by encouraging regular reading, discussing what children have learned and checking that homework is completed to the best of each child’s ability. If you have any questions about learning, assessments or routines, please speak to your child’s teacher—together, we will make Year 6 a positive and successful year.

Week Commencing 2nd Novemver

This week our children have had a fantastic week on their school residential.

Take a look at what they have been up to.

Avon Tyrrell (Please click here to view)

 Week Commencing 12th October

Year 6 have been immersing themselves in a range of exciting, hands-on learning experiences, from unravelling clues to uncover the secrets of a Mayan king in History, to designing and crafting their own Ancient Greek pottery in Art. They have also been developing their musical skills by learning to perform a variety of short pieces on the Jumbie Jam drums!

Week Commencing 5th October 

This week, Year 6 visited the Ashmolean Museum to further enhance and consolidate their learning about the Ancient Egyptians. The children impressed the museum archaeologists with their enthusiasm and the wealth of knowledge they had acquired, confidently sharing many fascinating facts about Ancient Egyptian civilisation. We were incredibly proud of how engaged, knowledgeable and respectful they were throughout the visit.