14 Jun 2018

Year 6 Update WK 34

upcomingdates

Monday 18th June – Dragon Boat Festival Public Holiday – School Closed

Wednesday 27th June – Bugsy Malone production for parents

Thursday 28th June – Year 6 Graduation

Costumes for Year 6 production will be provided in school. Members of staff have been working hard to gather and source various outfits, props and accessories required for the ‘Bugsy Malone’ production.

If you do have anything at home you feel would help with production and would be happy for it to be used please contact one of the Year 6 teachers.

We are very grateful for any help, so all welcome. It is not an expectation for any families to go out and buy costumes. Unless you have been contacted separately regarding outfits, all costumes are being provided/ worked on in school.

Some of the children will be primarily working on costume design as part of their learning contracts so we are excited to include their contributions and learning within the production.

Year 6 Graduation

Thursday 28th June

Our Year 6 Graduation will be held on Thursday 28th June. You will have received an eNotice regarding this. We are sure you will be thinking about what your child might wear for this very special event. It is an important event in the children’s school life and therefore we expect them to wear smart/semi-formal event clothing for the ceremony.

Boys – suits, shirt and tie (at the very least) or traditional clothing, dress shoes

Girls – party dresses or traditional clothing, party shoes

Healthy Living at BHS

We promote healthy living at BHS and therefore children should only bring water to school. Please do not send milk drinks, sugary drinks or any other kind of drink. We have water fountains and taps where students can refill their (BHS) water bottles throughout the day.

The children have been working hard learning their lines, creating dances, making props and having a blast when rehearsing for the show.

We have some super talented singers, musicians, dancers and actors in Year 6 – we are very lucky to be able to work with such enthusiastic children.

This week we completed a rough run through of each scene and we can now focus on polishing up each scene to make this show one to remember!

Golden Book Certificates & House Team Winners

6Y- Tianwen Peng

6D- Sharna Israth, Jayden Lo

6H- Eason Lui

Transdisciplinary Theme : How we express ourselves

Central Idea : Many elements combine to create a theatrical performance

Lines of Inquiry:

The roles and responsibilities involved in a theatrical performance (function)
The process of planning a performance (function, responsibility)
Ways of connecting elements of a performance (connection)

Concepts : Connection, Function, Responsibility

Learner Profile : Courageous, Communicator, Reflective

Attitudes : commitment, confidence, independence

Next week we will continue to run through each scene of the production as well as rehearsing songs and putting dances together.

For the remainder of the year, all Maths lessons will be held in the children’s usual classes. Most of the maths that will be taking place will all be revision. Some stand-alone units will be taking place outside of Production time and these topics include finishing off our fractions and decimals unit, probability, location, angles and time.

the ways in which we represent patterns

– exponential notation and repeated products

– sequences involving whole numbers, fractions and decimals

algebraic expressions to record the rules for pattern

sequences involving whole numbers, fractions and decimals

the ways in which we represent patterns

Don’t forget to continue with the Reading Challenge between now and 18th June as well as completing the 50:50 Book Challenge in the library! Pupils have been highly engaged in the challenge so far so keep it up and complete the challenge!