Summer term 2025
Welcome back to the final term of your child's Primary School adventure. I hope you have all had a lovely, relaxing Easter break and are all fully recharged for the term ahead. This is set to be an extremely busy, emotional but energetic summer term! I have so much planned for the children, I am hoping they will leave Wareham St Mary in July with lots of lovely memories of their time at school but ready for their new adventures ahead.
I have attached the curriculum map for this term along with a Summer Term letter with key dates on. There may be some additions to the dates but I will email out any extras to you as and when.
Best wishes and here's to a fun-filled final term.
Mrs Holt
Summer term welcome letter
Y6 enjoyed a very relaxed day after they finished their SATs. They were all quite tired so enjoyed making their Arctic animals out of clay and/or cardboard, playing some Danish Longball (a Mr Green special!) and chilling in their dens whilst watching a film and eating snacks. A perfect way to end a very tiring week.
Y6 began a new project today - The Dragon's Apprentice. Not only does this project encourage teamwork, but it also builds confidence, develops new skills that are needed for running a business and introduces the children to a very different way of learning. Watch out Lord Sugar...there will be some Y6 children giving you a run for your money!! :)
And it's all over...WELL DONE Y6, you have been totally AMAZING!!
SATS SATS SATS! Year 6 have proved once again what a hard-working, determined group of children they are. They have come in every day with a positive mindset and have been prepared to go for it with their SATs. The daily breakfasts have clearly helped as they have nailed the tests and have still had plenty of energy for the afternoon activities. Well done Y6, you are all amazing!! :)
RNLI visit - We started the summer term with a very informative visit from Harry and Georgina, two RNLI lifeguards. They spoke to the children about how to stay safe at the beach and what to do if they got into difficulty. The children learnt about the different flags, how to seek help in a rip tide, who to call in an emergency and so much more. What a super start to the new term, thank you RNLI!
Y6 love sharing their work and this week they proudly showed Y2 their amazing reports about their Arctic creature. The Y2 children listened carefully as the Y6 children told them all about their animals. They they then swapped over and Y2 read their reading books to Y6 - a lovely time was had by all. :)
