Image of Year 6 (Class 16) - Art - Plastic Polution
12 February 2026

Year 6 (Class 16) - Art - Plastic Polution

This half term, we have been learning about plastic pollution. 

Each child has picked a sea animal, that is vulnerable and affected by plastic pollution. We have then been using reusable plastic to make these animals in our art lessons. 

Here are some of our creations:

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Image of Year 6 (Class 15) - Art - Making Sea Creatures from Plastic
11 February 2026

Year 6 (Class 15) - Art - Making Sea Creatures from Plastic

Children in class 15 enjoyed building the sea creatures from single use plastic.

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Image of Year 6 (Class 14) - Library Session
11 February 2026

Year 6 (Class 14) - Library Session

Class 14 enjoyed their session in the library - choosing new books and having the opportunity to read in the library.

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Image of Year 6 (Class 14) - Maths - Number Day 2026
6 February 2026

Year 6 (Class 14) - Maths - Number Day 2026

Class 14 have worked hard on their number day t shirts.

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Image of Year 6 (Class 15) - Maths - Scale and Measurement
6 February 2026

Year 6 (Class 15) - Maths - Scale and Measurement

Class 15 let their imaginations run wild after being inspired by the story The House the Greedy Pig Built. Using their super maths skills in scale and measurement, the children designed and created their own dream house blueprints. 

From clever layouts to exciting features, each design was as…

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Image of Year 6 (Class 15) - Number Day
6 February 2026

Year 6 (Class 15) - Number Day

Class 15, really enjoyed the visit from the pharmacist, they asked lots of questions and they now understand why maths is so important in all careers.

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Image of Year 6 - Class 14 Pupil - Extra Work at Home
4 February 2026

Year 6 - Class 14 Pupil - Extra Work at Home

Mr Needham was very impressed with the extra work completed at home by a pupil in Class 14.

The pupil has an interest in space and the solar system so completed some research on it.

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Children studying at the Deep, Hull.
2 February 2026

Year 6 (Class 14) - Science - The Deep Trip

The children had a fantastic time visiting The Deep in Hull, East Yorkshire—home to an incredible variety of marine life, including sharks, stingrays, the UK’s only pair of Green sawfish, hundreds of tropical reef fish, Loggerhead sea turtles, and a lively colony of Gentoo penguins.

There was…

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Children writing and using an iPad for research.
2 February 2026

Year 6 (Class 15) - History / Oracy - Vikings

Class 15 enjoyed investigating how Vikings lived on a day-to-day basis.  Children worked in groups and researched a chosen topic, such as Viking homes.  

Mr Needham was very impressed with their efforts and on how children used their Oracy skills to present, give feedback and summarise.…

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Image of Year 6 - Computing Club - Finishing Our PowerPoint Presentations
28 January 2026

Year 6 - Computing Club - Finishing Our PowerPoint Presentations

The computing club have been busy putting the finishing touches to their PowerPoint presentations all about why they love St Bart’s! 

They worked confidently through a clear checklist to help them plan, create and refine their slides, ensuring their work was well organised and complete. Using…

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Image of Year 6 (Class 15) - PSHE - Transition to Secondary School
28 January 2026

Year 6 (Class 15) - PSHE - Transition to Secondary School

Class 15 have enjoyed thinking about the transition to Secondary School.  

Children discussed hopes and challenges and then worked in groups to think of ways to manage challenges when moving to Secondary School. 

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Image of Year 6 (Class 16) - Oracy / PSHE - Feelings
26 January 2026

Year 6 (Class 16) - Oracy / PSHE - Feelings

This week, we used our oracy skills to look at a scenario and discuss how Sasha might be feel8mg at differing points within the story. 

Discussing topics like moving house, moving school, gaining a step-dad.

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