This half term we are looking at Islam. Our work this week was to design a leaflet describing how valuable the Mosque is to the wider community. We discussed some of the services the Mosque offers to the local residents.
Category Archives: Year 6
Cultural Poetry Year 6
Jigsaw – Year 6
The children were shown images that showed airbrushing. The children were asked to comment on what they see, which image they prefer and how they brink the girl in the picture sees herself. They were then shown images of celebrities before and after airbrushing.
In tell me or show me, the children were asked to write as many words as they could that described their real self onto the real self image template. The then highlighted the words that were related to body image. The children were then asked to reflect on the importance of body image as part of their overall self image.
St. Clement’s Jigsaw Pupil Voice
“What I have enjoyed about Jigsaw so far is looking at differences and learning about different cultures.”
Carmen – Year 4
“My favourite lesson in Jigsaw was learning about differences. Having another friend in the class who is different to myself as she is from Africa. So I have learnt a lot about her background and that she can speak different languages.”
Selah – Year 5
“When I am using a computer and looking at the internet. I have learnt that I should not share personal information online.”
Selah – Year 5
“I can show someone I care for them by listening to them when they speak to me.”
Mia – Year 2
“I’m enjoying Jigsaw lessons because we learn about different things. I really like the chime when we can relax and clam down before doing our work”
Azaan – Year 2
“To be a good friend you have to say kind words to them and look after them when they fall over and hurt themselves. And always remember to share things with them”
Amelia – Year 1
“PHSE helps the children in our school by helping us to learn about other important things outside of school. In Jigsaw I have enjoyed learning about different cultures and that everyone is unique and that we get to learn about their cultures.”
Dhakiyah – Year 6
“I enjoy learning about different things. And knowing our rights, which I found out in my first lesson of Jigsaw. One of our rights is to get an education, which I didn’t know before. I also learnt about our responsibilities within school.”
Abdullah – Year 3
Year 6 Poetry
For the next two weeks Year 6 are studying poetry. Looking the language features and the structure of different styles of poems.
The children have been looking at poems which reflect their culture and heritage . Some children even asked their parents to write poems in their native transcript. We have Polish, Dutch, German, Italian and Arabic poems. The children were confident reading these aloud in class too.
St. Clement’s Pastoral Pupil Voice
Pupil Voice
” I liked Safety Week because I learnt about keeping safe near water and how to spot dangers.”
Mosara Year 3
” I know how to stay safe at home. I also learnt that you do not tell strangers where you live.”
Taisa Year 1
” It was lots of fun learning about staying safe. I learnt lots of new things – you can not have a Minecraft account if you are under 13 years of age. Also if someone is rude to you on a chat during a game you must tell an adult and report the user. I also know to not share personal information online.”
Basil Year 4
More From You!
” I learnt about the dangers of smoking and how smoke damages your lungs.”
Omar Year 5
” My class learnt all about Mindfulness. Mindfulness colouring helps you relax.”
Ellis Year 2
” Breathing in and out slowly helps your body calm down and relax.”
Arinze Year 2
” I know that the Pastoral Team in school are there to take care of us, keep us safe, make sure we feel safe and happy and to help solve our problems.”
Mohammed Year 6
” School has taught us lots about staying safe like, crossing roads, being safe online, not opening doors to people, safe adults in school wear a pass or signing in badge and never share personal information with strangers.”
Basil Year 4 and Mohamed Year 6
” If children have a problem in school there are adults they can talk to – Teachers, Miss Akers, trusted adults and friends. “
Mosara Year 3
” Jigsaw and the teddy help us find a calm happy place and we do deep breaths to give our minds time to be quiet and to relax our heads.”
Taisa Year 1
” I enjoyed creating a Jigsaw Charter about Rights, Rewards, Responsibilities and Consequences in school.”
Mohammed Year 6
” Jigsaw Mindfulness helps us think about a nice, calm place.”
Basil Year 4
Y6 maths
Jigsaw – Year 6
Yesterday the children were asked to complete stem sentences and disabilities. This made the children appreciate what disabled people have to go through.
They were then shown a clip about twin brothers who both have cerebral palsy. The children the reflected on how theoretical disability affected their daily lives. The children were then asked to write a list of questions regarding their disability.
Jigsaw – Year 6
We started today’s jigsaw lesson with the Calm Me exercise to prepare ourselves to learn.
Sitting in a circle, the teacher squeezed the hand of the child on her right. The child then passed the squeeze onto the next child. Then they were asked to close their eyes and pass on the squeeze. The children were asked how they felt doing it with their eyes closed.
The children were then asked to complete a sentence in their Jigsaw Journals: Being normal is……. The children then had to write their definition of what they felt was normal.
R.E Year 6
This term in Year 6 we are looking at SALVATION. We begun by using the statement ‘for Christians should Easter be more important than Christmas? We put post-its on whether we agreed or disagreed with the statement on our RE display.
We looked at the stations of the cross, spent time discussing each station and then placed them in order. Independently we each selected a station and wrote a descriptive paragraph explaining it.