Elm class - Year 6

In Elm Class we have been learning all about coastal erosion. We looked at the names of different coastal features and learnt about how they are formed through erosion. We worked in groups to create our own models of caves, arches, stacks and stumps. 

On Friday, Elm Class were visited by Fleetwood Town Community Trust to teach us all about LGBTQ. 

The workshop looked at tolerance, acceptance and kindness. 

We all designed our own inclusive flags, that had inspirational messages on, to reassure somebody who may be…

In geography we have been learning all about weathering and erosion. 

Today we completed an experiment to help us understand the different ways that weathering and erosion can affect landscapes. 

We used sand, water and ice and observed the movement of the sand particles. 

Elm class have been out enjoying a snow day today!

As soon as we saw snow falling we headed outside to build snowmen and have snowball fights. 

As we enjoyed ourselves we also learnt lots about weather, states of matter, forces and structures!

This morning, Elm Class enjoyed completing an obstacle course to raise money for the Bishop's Appeal 2024 'Harvesting the Love of Learning'. 

Today we had great fun at Lancaster On Ice! The children showed bravery, resilience and kindness. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

This week we have been focusing on anti-bullying through school. Year 6 have completed activities to help the explore bullying and the different ways it can happen. Here you can see some of Elm class creating their own bullying freeze frames.

Today we had fun in the water!

Today some of Elm class have been learning the skills needed for fencing. We have some very talented fencers!

We had a late night rock climbing tonight! Year 6 had to be brave and resilient in this activity. Great fun!

We got to learn how to aim and fire rifles today with many of Elm class managing to hit the targets! 

Elm class have been learning all about world war 2. To find out how the children must of felt during their evacuations, we experienced our very own. We got our suitcases and gas masks and lined up ready to be chosen by our new families (Mrs Gladwin and Mrs Adams)!