Beeches (Y6)
Mr Hawdon
Welcome to Beeches
Our teacher is Mr. Hawdon!
In year 6 we believe in working hard, whilst having fun. We hope you enjoy visiting our class blog.
Resources:
UKS2 essential reads
https://student.readingplus.com/seereader/api/sec/login
https://www.conquermaths.com/login/
https://www.purplemash.com/sch/windy-ne10
https://play.spellingshed.com/#/login
Important information:
Homework will be given out on a Friday and returned the following Thursday (Maths, Grammar and Reading Comprehension)
Spellings are expected to be practised regularly over the week.
P.E. is on a Tuesday – children are expected to have their kit to participate (P.E. kit will be taken home after use and not left on school premises).
Swimming is on a Friday morning – children are expected to have their kit to participate (Swimming kit will be taken home after use and not left on school premises).
If your child is having a school lunch please ensure that payment is brought in at the beginning of the week.
Additional Information
Beeches showing off their drama skills.
As part of our R.E. curriculum the Beeches acted out some common everyday scenarios - demonstrating emotions and feelings.
Go Run for Fun!
At Saltwell Park, Year 6 joined schools from all over Gateshead for a run in the sun. On arrival, we assembled in our waiting area and did some warm-up exercises. When it was our turn to go, we all lined up and then raced off. After the early drama of a lost training...
Kingswood information for Year 6 parents
Just in case you missed the meeting last night - I've attached the information, as a power point. Please click on the link below. KW_Parent_Presentation (Dukeshouse_Wood) 2017
The Apprentices!
The Year Sixes were paid a visit by Joanne Gibbons from Virgin Money. Joanne spoke to the group about 'How To Make £5 Grow.' The children were inspired to create their own Summer Festival day this July. The festival will involve games, stalls, art and costumes. The...
Year 6 Entrepreneurs!
Today Year 6 received some exciting news today, as Joanne from Virgin Money came in to launch the 'Make £5 Grow Scheme'. Basically they have been given a small amount of money to invest in an opportunity or their choosing - hopefully they'll make a profit. They have...
Post-SATs chill-out day
On Friday, Year 6 were able to unwind on the top field for a day of games. The children earned their reward after so much hard work and dedication to their tests. Fun was had by all, as they played rounders, football and many other games alongside. Well done everyone...
Ready for SATs
Just a few pictures of our Year 6 children enjoying their breakfasts before SATs. They have worked so hard all week and have been a credit to both themselves and the school. Also a special thank you to Mrs. Hanratty for cooking the bacon and sausage butties for us all.
Heworth Dance Performance
This week, upper Key Stage 2 were treated to a mesmerising display of song and dance, courtesy of students from Heworth Grange. It was a fantastic show. The performers had clearly worked very hard in rehearsal; the dances were energetic, colourful and entertaining,...
Penfriends for the Beeches!
This week, the Beeches have been writing letters to their new penfriends at the Mon Ecole school in Toulouse, France. They have told them all about themselves including whether they have any siblings or pets, as well as how old they are. We look forward to receiving...
Marvellous Maths in the Beeches
A huge thank you to all of our parents and grandparents who came along to our maths session on Wednesday. I really hope that you enjoyed it! See you all again in the Summer Term for more maths fun.
Practising hockey skills
This week, Beeches have been practising their hockey skills. They worked on passing the ball to each other carefully and then moved on to tackling the ball. At the end of the session they played games and had to practise shooting the ball into the goal. Well...
Football Champions
What a great display shown by the Year 5/6 football team last night! Having won all the games in our qualifying group, the team did not disappoint in the final. Despite our goal keeper being injured on the day, the team worked well to fill the gap that was needed....