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Year 6 Cyber Challenge
Year 6 pupils are invited to take part in an online challenge competing against schools across Luton and Bedfordshire. Create an educational resource that shows young people how to deal with Cyberbullying and what could be done to prevent it in the first place. The resource must send out a safe online message so that people feel empowered to deal with Cyberbullying in a safe and sensible way. Entries must be submitted by 17th June. Click the link below for more details and good luck!
Home Learning during School Closure
Curriculum Newsletters - Spring Term
Luton Magistrates Court - 4th March 2020
A team from Luton Magistrates Court worked with children in Year 6 this morning. Children learned about the court system, the work of the magistrates and then took part in their own trial giving out some interesting punishments!
LBC Road Safety Team - 25th February 2020
As we haven't had a road crossing patrol outside school for a while, our Year 6 children wrote letters to the council to find what is being done to ensure that children are being kept safe on the road. They wrote very persuasive letters which were received by the team at Luton Borough Council who organised to come into school and explain what is being done to recruit a new crossing patrol and how children can keep safe.
Valentine's Cake Sale - 14th February 2020
Thank you for supporting Year 6 with their Valentine's Cake Sale today helping them to raise over £100 for their Enterprise Project. Look out for their Healthy Tuckshop which is coming soon...
E-Safety Conference - 11th February 2020
As part of Safer Internet Day, our Year 6 pupils have taken part in and E-Safety Conference this week. The conference was organised by the West Area Partnership of schools in Luton, and was hosted by Chantry Primary Academy. Children showed respect and maturity as they heard from a range of different speakers about ways to keep themselves safe online.
Reading Buddies - 20th January 2020
Our Year 6 children are enjoying the responsibility of supporting younger children as Reading Buddies.
Bouncy Castle Wow! - 7th January 2020
Year 6 bounced into 2020 with a bouncy castle today as they learn about keeping healthy! They'll now be busy collecting sponsor money which they'll use for an exciting enterprise project later this term.
Curriculum Newsletter - Autumn Term
Carol Performance - 16th December 2019
Our Year 5 and 6 children put us all in the Christmas spirit this afternoon with their carol performances. They really raised the roof with their beautiful singing!
Victorian Day - 11th December 2019
Year 6 spent the day as Victorian school children today. They wrote using chalk and made sure that they did as they were told - it looks like the elves had not been answering questions like they should and had to wear the dunces cap!
Jingle Bells on the Guitar - 6th December 2019
All of the children in Year 6 have been learning to play the guitar since September and they are making fantastic progress. Mr Merriman, their guitar teacher, is very impressed with their focus. We hope you enjoy this performance of Jingle Bells!
Maths Workshop - 1st October 2019
A group of our Year 6 children took part in some exciting maths workshops with lots of other children at Chantry Primary Academy today. They certainly learned lots and were very keen to show us all back at school what they had been making.
A Visit to Chalk Hills Academy - 30th September 2019
Our Year 6 pupils went along to Chalk Hills Academy this afternoon where they were amazed by the science experiments that they saw!
Black Country Living Museum - 10th September 2019
Our Year 6 children had a great time at the Black Country Living Museum where they were finding out about life for children during Victorian times.