These last few months have been difficult for you and your families. You will have missed being at school with your friends. You have also missed the chance to enjoy the most exciting months of Year 6 – , school journey, the end of year show, picnic in the park, SAT’s (only joking 😛 ) the boat cruise and countless other events which would traditionally mark and celebrate the end of your time at Holbeach. You will naturally have felt very disappointed to have lost out on the chance to enjoy all these events. We all share your sadness 🙁
How did you react? Your response in these unprecedented times has been remarkable. You rose to the challenges of virtual learning, continuing to work at home. You stayed home for weeks on end, putting the safety of others ahead of your own wishes and plans. You played your part in helping to protect people in our community. Your sacrifices saved lives. That is an achievement you can always be proud of. 🙂
While the last few months may have been difficult in many ways, I also hope that this time has allowed you to experience something very important about your school days. You have learned that your school is not just a building.
School is where we make friends, work together and discover our talents. School is where we recognise all that we have in common with each other while respecting all the things that make us unique. School is where we came together and we discovered, during these last four months, that we could still do that even when we were apart!
Although we weren’t able to gather to together in school for many, many weeks, we remained connected and united showing that there are things that no virus or lock down can ever take from you including the connection you share with your friends, your teachers and all the staff at Holbeach who have helped you on your way. Your connection to us will always remain. You will always be our Holbeach child. 🙂
In September, you will begin a new and exciting chapter of your lives. I hope that you will be able to look back on your years at Holbeach and smile. Today, as you are say goodbye to your primary school years, I want to wish each and every one of you a future filled with happiness and love. My heart is bursting with pride. I have loved being your teacher. Take care and remember to be kind.
Use this template to record your memories of this year – I doubt any of us will ever forget it! Think back to September and draw the moments that made you laugh or smile 🙂
In the 2×2 multiplication square below, the boxes at the end of each row and the foot of each column give the result of multiplying the two numbers in that row or column e.g. 7 x 5 = 35 or 4 x 5 = 20.
The 3×3 multiplication square below works in the same way. The boxes at the end of each row and the foot of each column give the result of multiplying the three numbers in that row or column.
Can you find the missing numbers?
The numbers 1−9 may be used once and once only.
Challenge – Is there more than one possible set of answers for each row or column?
If you have ever been to a theme park you will know how much fun they can be. If you haven’t been yet, watch this video to get a sense of what is on offer 🙂
We want you to design a theme park. Watch this presentation to find out what you need to do.
These are the design sheets you will need or you can work on a sheet or plain paper if you prefer.
Here are some designs created by children inspire you. We are looking forward to seeing what marvellous creations you come up with. Maybe you could even build a model of your park! 🙂
It’s the last week of school and we are all looking forward to enjoying the summer break – it’s a good feeling 🙂 Learn the choreography to this upbeat song to express your joy!
Task 1 – Create a road safety poster to display in a Year 4 class. What do children need to know about being safe when they need to cross the road?
Task 2 – Create a road safety quiz with 10 questions that will test the road safety knowledge of a child from Year 4. Use the information in the presentation for question ideas if you get stuck.