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Dear Year 6

Dear Year 6,

We hope that you're all okay: safe, well and not feeling anxious. We've been thinking a lot about you this week, especially those of you who we haven't seen for a while - we miss you! To those children who we have seen this week, we have been overwhelmed by your resilience and partnership.

You must be feeling very odd at the moment, whether you've been coming into school or not. Please don't worry: this is to help keep us all safe. We are thinking of you, and will be checking in with you regularly via this blog. Every Monday, we will be posting:

- 1 literacy activity;
- 1 maths activity;
- 1 reading activity;
- 1 topic activity.

To start with, here are some photos from earlier in the year which made us smile because they were full of good memories. We are so proud to be your teachers, and we will miss you very much whilst school is closed. Please do contact us through the school office if you need any support from us (0117 377 2630 or cabotp@bristol-schools.uk).





Remember that you can log into Mathletics and TTRS. Sometimes we will have set particular tasks for you to complete on Mathletics before you play some games.

Here is a list of other websites that you might enjoy looking at in the meantime:

Take an online tour of the Louvre
Art and Craft with RedTedArt
Learn something new with Twinkl
Natural History Museum
Explore history with the BBC

Remember to check back on Monday for your weekly activities, as well as an updated list of resources that you might find interesting. 

Enjoy spending some quality time with your family, and use the Cabot Daily Planner to help organise your day! 

Take care of yourselves, 

Ms Tupman and Mr Town



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