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Year 6 curriculum planning for tutors and families

Thirty-six weeks of learning outcomes across English, Maths, Science, Creative/Topic and Enrichment, with home tutor activity ideas, a quick understanding check for every week, downloadable worksheets, and a certificate when you finish the whole course.

36weeks
6terms
5subjects each week
Autumn Term 1Autumn Term 2Spring Term 1Spring Term 2Summer Term 1Summer Term 2Weeks 37–38🏆 Certificate
W1–W6

Autumn Term 1

Identity, Conflict, Light and Advanced Number
WEEK 01

Settling into Year 6

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a detailed autobiographical paragraph using varied sentence structures.
MathsI can read, write, order and compare numbers up to 10,000,000.
ScienceI can explain how light travels in straight lines.
Creative/TopicI can create a personal identity map showing strengths, interests and goals.
EnrichmentI can set a realistic personal goal and identify steps to achieve it.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write an “About Me in Year 6” paragraph including complex sentences and accurate punctuation.
  • Use place value charts to compare and order 7-digit and 8-digit numbers.
  • Shine a torch through holes in card to show light travelling in straight lines.
  • Create an identity map with hobbies, values, strengths and ambitions.
  • Set one academic goal and one personal goal for the term.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 02

Character and Seeing

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can use relative clauses, expanded noun phrases and precise vocabulary to describe a character.
MathsI can round any whole number to a required degree of accuracy.
ScienceI can explain how we see objects because light travels from light sources to our eyes.
Creative/TopicI can create a portrait or character design that communicates personality.
EnrichmentI can describe someone I admire and explain why they inspire me.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a character description using relative clauses beginning with who, which, that or where.
  • Practise rounding large numbers to the nearest 10, 100, 1,000, 10,000, 100,000 and 1,000,000.
  • Draw a diagram showing light travelling from a source, reflecting from an object and entering the eye.
  • Create a portrait using colour, symbols or background details to show personality.
  • Research or discuss a role model from sport, music, science, books or family life.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 03

Narrative and Reflection

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can plan a narrative with a clear structure, atmosphere and character development.
MathsI can use negative numbers in context and calculate intervals across zero.
ScienceI can explain reflection using incident rays and reflected rays.
Creative/TopicI can create artwork or a diagram using reflection or symmetry.
EnrichmentI can explore a creative idea linked to one of my interests.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Plan a story linked to conflict, mystery, survival or discovery using a story mountain.
  • Solve problems using temperatures, timelines, bank balances or sea levels.
  • Use mirrors and torches to explore how light reflects from surfaces.
  • Create symmetrical art, mirror writing or a reflection-based pattern.
  • Link creative work to gaming, comics, sport, music, drama or animation.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 04

Story Openings and Shadows

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write an effective story opening using atmosphere, action and description.
MathsI can use formal written methods for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
ScienceI can explain how shadows are formed and why their size changes.
Creative/TopicI can create a shadow investigation drawing, model or artwork.
EnrichmentI can observe carefully and record changes over time.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a dramatic opening set during a storm, journey, evacuation, mystery or challenge.
  • Practise column addition/subtraction, long multiplication and short/long division.
  • Move an object closer to and further from a torch to observe shadow size.
  • Create shadow puppets or a labelled shadow diagram.
  • Record changes in shadows, weather, plants, exercise performance or a personal skill.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 05

Dialogue and Fair Tests

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can use dialogue to reveal character and advance action.
MathsI can solve multi-step problems using all four operations.
ScienceI can plan a fair test to investigate shadows or reflection.
Creative/TopicI can research and present information about a historical conflict, campaign or significant event.
EnrichmentI can ask thoughtful questions about a topic that interests me.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a scene using speech punctuation, action beats and character reactions.
  • Solve multi-step word problems and highlight key information before calculating.
  • Plan a fair test by identifying what to change, measure and keep the same.
  • Create a short fact file, poster or timeline about a chosen event or campaign.
  • Make a list of questions to investigate about an area of interest.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 06

Editing and Light Review

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can edit and improve a narrative for cohesion, vocabulary, punctuation and impact.
MathsI can identify common factors, common multiples and prime numbers.
ScienceI can explain key ideas about light using scientific vocabulary.
Creative/TopicI can present a completed project clearly to an audience.
EnrichmentI can reflect on progress towards a personal goal and choose a next step.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Edit a story using a checklist for paragraphing, punctuation, vocabulary and cohesion.
  • Create factor trees, list multiples and identify primes up to 100.
  • Make a light knowledge organiser with diagrams for reflection, shadows and seeing.
  • Present a story, artwork, diagram or topic project.
  • Review goals from Week 1 and decide what to continue, stop or improve.
03Quick understanding check
W7–W12

Autumn Term 2

Electricity, World War II, Reports and Seasonal Events
Includes: Halloween, Bonfire Night, Remembrance, Anti-Bullying Week, Christmas
WEEK 07

Diaries and Circuits

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a diary entry using viewpoint, emotion and historical detail.
MathsI can simplify fractions using common factors.
ScienceI can identify and use recognised symbols when representing electrical circuits.
Creative/TopicI can create a respectful response linked to Remembrance or historical memory.
EnrichmentI can show respect, kindness or service through a chosen action.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a diary entry from the viewpoint of an evacuee, soldier, nurse or child in wartime.
  • Simplify fractions by dividing numerator and denominator by common factors.
  • Draw circuit symbols for cells, bulbs, switches, wires and buzzers.
  • Create a poppy artwork, poem, reflection or remembrance display.
  • Complete a kindness, gratitude or community action challenge.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 08

Setting and Series Circuits

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a setting description using figurative language and sensory detail.
MathsI can compare and order fractions, including fractions greater than 1.
ScienceI can construct a simple series circuit and explain whether it is complete or incomplete.
Creative/TopicI can create a wartime, seasonal or atmospheric artwork.
EnrichmentI can create an imaginative response linked to my interests.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Describe a blackout street, forest, abandoned house, winter scene or Halloween setting.
  • Compare fractions using common denominators or number lines.
  • Build a simple circuit safely using batteries, wires and bulbs if available.
  • Create a blackout skyline, bonfire night picture, comic panel or winter artwork.
  • Link creative work to gaming, animation, music, drama, photography or storytelling.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 09

Reports and Voltage

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a non-chronological report using headings, subheadings and formal language.
MathsI can add and subtract fractions with different denominators and mixed numbers.
ScienceI can explain how the number and voltage of cells affects components in a circuit.
Creative/TopicI can research and present information about daily life during World War II.
EnrichmentI can compare past and present versions of something I enjoy.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a report about evacuation, rationing, air raids, codebreaking or wartime technology.
  • Practise adding and subtracting fractions using common denominators.
  • Compare bulb brightness using one cell and two cells if equipment is available.
  • Create a fact file, ration menu, evacuation label or home-front poster.
  • Compare old and modern technology, music, games, sport, books or transport.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 10

Passive Voice and Switches

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can use passive voice and formal vocabulary in an information text.
MathsI can multiply simple pairs of proper fractions and divide proper fractions by whole numbers.
ScienceI can investigate how switches control circuits.
Creative/TopicI can design a poster, product or model using electricity ideas.
EnrichmentI can solve a practical problem through testing and improvement.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Rewrite sentences in passive voice, for example: “The message was delivered…”
  • Practise fraction multiplication with diagrams and simple division of fractions by whole numbers.
  • Build or draw circuits with open and closed switches.
  • Design a torch, alarm, light-up card or safety poster.
  • Test and improve a design linked to a hobby, household need or game idea.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 11

Speeches and Troubleshooting

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a persuasive speech using rhetorical questions, repetition and emotive language.
MathsI can multiply and divide decimals by 10, 100 and 1,000.
ScienceI can identify reasons why components may not work in a circuit.
Creative/TopicI can create an anti-bullying, kindness or community campaign.
EnrichmentI can communicate an opinion respectfully and with evidence.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a speech encouraging kindness, courage, fairness or standing up for others.
  • Practise shifting digits on a place value chart for decimal calculations.
  • Troubleshoot circuits by checking wires, cells, switches and components.
  • Make a campaign poster, video storyboard, slogan or leaflet.
  • Discuss an issue you care about and give reasons without interrupting others.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 12

Celebration and Electricity Review

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a poem, script or message for a celebration or performance.
MathsI can solve mixed fraction and decimal problems.
ScienceI can explain what I have learned about electricity using circuit diagrams.
Creative/TopicI can create a Christmas, winter or celebration-themed project.
EnrichmentI can share a tradition, celebration or interest respectfully.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a winter poem, festive script, thank-you message or performance piece.
  • Solve mixed arithmetic questions involving fractions, decimals and operations.
  • Create an electricity recap poster with symbols and diagrams.
  • Make a seasonal card, decoration, animation, song, craft or digital design.
  • Share a family tradition, hobby or celebration and compare it respectfully with others.
03Quick understanding check
W13–W18

Spring Term 1

Evolution and Inheritance, Debate, Ratio and Algebra
Includes: New Year, Children's Mental Health Week, Safer Internet, Lunar New Year
WEEK 13

Balanced Arguments and Change

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a balanced argument using points for and against.
MathsI can solve problems involving ratio and proportion.
ScienceI can recognise that living things have changed over time.
Creative/TopicI can create a timeline showing changes in life on Earth.
EnrichmentI can set a personal goal linked to wellbeing, confidence or independence.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a balanced argument on a topic such as screen time, homework, uniforms or conservation.
  • Use diagrams to solve ratio problems, such as recipes or sharing quantities.
  • Look at fossil images or diagrams and discuss evidence of change over time.
  • Create a timeline from early life to modern animals.
  • Set a New Year goal with small weekly steps.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 14

Cohesion and Fossils

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can use cohesive devices to link ideas across paragraphs.
MathsI can solve problems involving scale factors and similar shapes.
ScienceI can explain how fossils provide information about living things from the past.
Creative/TopicI can create fossil-inspired artwork, models or diagrams.
EnrichmentI can investigate a historical, natural or scientific question that interests me.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Improve paragraphs using phrases such as in contrast, as a result, however and therefore.
  • Enlarge simple shapes by a scale factor.
  • Create fossil rubbings, clay fossils or labelled fossil diagrams.
  • Research a fossil, dinosaur, prehistoric animal or natural discovery.
  • Record three facts and three questions about the topic.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 15

Formal Letters and Inheritance

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a formal letter using an appropriate tone and structure.
MathsI can use simple formulae and substitute values.
ScienceI can identify inherited characteristics and variation within offspring.
Creative/TopicI can create a family traits or animal variation chart.
EnrichmentI can communicate safely and respectfully online and offline.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a formal letter to a headteacher, councillor, organisation or future school.
  • Use formulae and substitute values.
  • Compare inherited features in animals or plants, such as coat colour, eye colour or leaf shape.
  • Create a respectful chart showing variation in animals, plants or fictional creatures.
  • Discuss Safer Internet choices: privacy, kindness, reporting and reliable information.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 16

Formal Language and Adaptation

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can use subjunctive forms and formal language where appropriate.
MathsI can express missing number problems algebraically.
ScienceI can explain how animals and plants are adapted to suit their environments.
Creative/TopicI can design an animal adapted to a specific habitat.
EnrichmentI can design something imaginative and justify its features.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Practise formal phrases such as If I were…, Were this to happen… and I recommend that…
  • Write and solve simple equations.
  • Match adaptations to habitats, such as camel humps, polar bear fur or cactus spines.
  • Design a new animal and label its adaptations.
  • Link the design to a game world, story, sport, environment or invention.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 17

Explanation and Evolution

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write an explanation text using cause-and-effect language.
MathsI can generate and describe linear number sequences.
ScienceI can explain how adaptation may lead to evolution over time.
Creative/TopicI can create a wellbeing or kindness-themed artwork or message.
EnrichmentI can take part in an activity that supports my wellbeing.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write an explanation about adaptation, fossils, electricity, light or another science topic.
  • Create sequences using a rule.
  • Use a simple example, such as finches’ beaks, to explain adaptation over generations.
  • Create a Children’s Mental Health Week poster, card or positive message.
  • Try mindful drawing, walking, music, journalling, reading, sport or helping someone.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 18

Comprehension and Evolution Review

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can answer reading comprehension questions using evidence from the text.
MathsI can review ratio, algebra, fractions, decimals and percentages.
ScienceI can explain key ideas about evolution and inheritance using accurate vocabulary.
Creative/TopicI can present an evolution, fossil or adaptation project.
EnrichmentI can reflect on learning strategies that help me prepare for assessments.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Complete a SATs-style reading task: retrieve facts, infer meaning and quote evidence.
  • Complete short SATs-style reasoning questions on ratio, algebra and fractions.
  • Make an evolution and inheritance knowledge organiser.
  • Present a fossil timeline, adapted animal or explanation poster.
  • Create a personal revision checklist: what helps me remember, focus and improve?
03Quick understanding check
W19–W24

Spring Term 2

Living Things, Classification, Reading Skills and SATs Preparation
Includes: World Book Day, British Science Week, Red Nose Day, Easter
WEEK 19

Book Reviews and Classification

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a detailed book review using summary, opinion and evidence.
MathsI can convert between fractions, decimals and percentages.
ScienceI can classify living things into broad groups according to observable characteristics.
Creative/TopicI can create artwork or a visual response inspired by a favourite book.
EnrichmentI can share a favourite book, author, genre or character and explain why.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a World Book Day review including summary, recommendation and evidence.
  • Match fraction, decimal and percentage equivalents.
  • Sort animals, plants and microorganisms into broad groups.
  • Create a bookmark, character portrait, comic strip or book cover redesign.
  • Recommend a book or series and explain who would enjoy it.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 20

Advanced Punctuation and Keys

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can identify and use advanced punctuation accurately.
MathsI can calculate percentages of amounts.
ScienceI can describe how living things are classified using similarities and differences.
Creative/TopicI can create a classification key for animals, plants or fictional creatures.
EnrichmentI can organise information clearly for a chosen interest.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Revise SATs grammar punctuation: colons, semi-colons, dashes, hyphens and brackets.
  • Calculate 10%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 1% of amounts, then build other percentages.
  • Use observable features to classify organisms.
  • Create a branching key using yes/no questions.
  • Make a classification key for sports equipment, animals, books or games.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 21

Grammar and Linnaeus

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can identify word classes and sentence functions accurately.
MathsI can calculate the area of triangles and parallelograms.
ScienceI can describe the work of Carl Linnaeus and the classification system.
Creative/TopicI can create a science biography or classification display.
EnrichmentI can research a scientist, inventor, artist, athlete or expert who interests me.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Complete SATs grammar revision on nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, determiners, pronouns, conjunctions and prepositions.
  • Use formulae for triangles and parallelograms.
  • Research Carl Linnaeus and how classification helps scientists.
  • Create a poster about Linnaeus or another scientist.
  • Research a role model and make a short fact file.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 22

Inference and Microorganisms

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can answer inference questions by explaining clues from the text.
MathsI can calculate, estimate and compare volume of cubes and cuboids.
ScienceI can identify microorganisms and explain that some can be helpful or harmful.
Creative/TopicI can create a British Science Week investigation, poster or model.
EnrichmentI can carry out a practical challenge and explain what I learned.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Complete SATs-style inference questions using sentence starters such as “I think this because…”
  • Calculate volume of cubes and cuboids.
  • Learn about yeast, bacteria and mould in simple terms.
  • Try a safe investigation such as observing yeast or hygiene testing with glitter.
  • Reflect on what worked, what changed and what you would improve.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 23

Poetry and Classification Reasons

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a descriptive poem using imagery, rhythm and figurative language.
MathsI can interpret and construct pie charts and line graphs.
ScienceI can give reasons for classifying plants and animals based on specific characteristics.
Creative/TopicI can create spring, Easter or nature-inspired artwork.
EnrichmentI can explore a seasonal, outdoor or creative interest.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a spring, Easter, nature or book-inspired poem using metaphor, simile and personification.
  • Read pie charts and line graphs; answer SATs-style data questions.
  • Classify plants or animals using leaves, flowers, skeletons, diet or habitat.
  • Create decorated eggs, nature prints, flower art or seasonal crafts.
  • Try gardening, photography, walking, baking, sport, music or craft.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 24

Editing and Classification Review

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can edit and improve a piece of writing for grammar, punctuation, vocabulary and cohesion.
MathsI can review arithmetic skills and solve mixed reasoning problems.
ScienceI can explain key ideas about classification using scientific vocabulary.
Creative/TopicI can present a classification, book or spring project.
EnrichmentI can celebrate a personal achievement and set a next step.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Edit a chosen piece using a SATs writing checklist: punctuation, tense, sentence variety and paragraph links.
  • Complete a timed mini arithmetic paper and review mistakes carefully.
  • Make a living things and classification knowledge organiser.
  • Present a book project, classification key, poem or science poster.
  • Reflect on one achievement and one next target.
03Quick understanding check
W25–W30

Summer Term 1

SATs Revision, Problem Solving, Healthy Living and Local/Global Study
Includes: Earth Day, SATs preparation, outdoor learning
WEEK 25

Retrieval and Arithmetic

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can retrieve key information quickly and accurately from a text.
MathsI can solve arithmetic questions accurately under timed conditions.
ScienceI can describe how scientific ideas from the year connect together.
Creative/TopicI can create a revision timetable, tracker or wellbeing plan.
EnrichmentI can choose revision strategies that help me feel prepared and balanced.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Complete a short SATs reading retrieval task and underline evidence.
  • Practise 10–15 arithmetic questions under timed conditions.
  • Create a science mind map linking light, electricity, evolution and classification.
  • Design a calm revision timetable with breaks, sleep and hobbies included.
  • Try flashcards, practice questions, teaching someone else or using mind maps.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 26

Grammar and Reasoning

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can identify grammar terms and apply punctuation accurately.
MathsI can solve SATs-style reasoning problems using clear working.
ScienceI can plan a simple investigation using variables and predictions.
Creative/TopicI can create a local or global issue campaign poster.
EnrichmentI can take part in an action that supports my wellbeing or community.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Revise grammar terms: subject, object, clause, phrase, tense, voice and punctuation.
  • Solve multi-step reasoning problems and write clear methods.
  • Plan an investigation with independent, dependent and control variables.
  • Create an Earth Day, eco, kindness or community campaign poster.
  • Take a walk, recycle, help at home, read for pleasure or practise a hobby.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 27

Vocabulary and Fractions/Decimals

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can answer vocabulary questions by using context clues.
MathsI can review fractions, decimals and percentages in problem contexts.
ScienceI can record observations and results accurately in tables or diagrams.
Creative/TopicI can design a healthy lifestyle or exam-wellbeing tracker.
EnrichmentI can use calming strategies before and after challenging tasks.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Complete SATs-style vocabulary questions and explain meanings from context.
  • Practise fraction, decimal and percentage conversion and word problems.
  • Record results from a simple investigation, exercise task or observation.
  • Create a sleep, water, movement, mood or revision tracker.
  • Practise breathing exercises, positive self-talk, stretching, music or journalling.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 28

Inference and Geometry

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can make inferences and justify them using evidence.
MathsI can review measurement, geometry and statistics problems.
ScienceI can draw conclusions from evidence.
Creative/TopicI can create a route map, travel plan or fieldwork record.
EnrichmentI can organise my time and resources independently.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Complete SATs-style inference questions using evidence quotations.
  • Revise angles, shapes, coordinates, measures, graphs and tables.
  • Write conclusions using the structure: “The evidence shows… because…”
  • Create a map or journey plan for a local walk, school route or imaginary expedition.
  • Pack a revision folder, timetable a task or plan a hobby practice schedule.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 29

Mixed Practice

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can complete a mixed reading comprehension task using retrieval, inference and vocabulary skills.
MathsI can complete a mixed SATs-style maths revision task and check my answers.
ScienceI can present scientific findings clearly.
Creative/TopicI can create a celebration or motivation display for SATs week.
EnrichmentI can recognise effort, resilience and progress rather than only outcomes.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Complete a short mixed SATs reading practice and review answer types.
  • Complete a mixed arithmetic and reasoning practice set.
  • Present findings from a science investigation or year review.
  • Create positive revision notes, a confidence poster or encouragement cards.
  • Reflect on what has improved since the start of Year 6.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 30

Assessment Confidence

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can use reading and grammar strategies confidently in assessment-style tasks.
MathsI can apply arithmetic and reasoning strategies confidently in assessment-style tasks.
ScienceI can explain my favourite science concept clearly and confidently.
Creative/TopicI can create a post-SATs creative project plan.
EnrichmentI can reflect on how I manage challenge and celebrate effort.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Complete light-touch SATs revision: grammar flashcards, reading stamina or punctuation practice.
  • Practise key maths facts: times tables, fraction equivalents, written methods and checking.
  • Teach someone one science idea from the year.
  • Plan a creative project for after SATs: film, art, game, enterprise, garden, sport or performance.
  • Discuss what helped you stay calm, focused and resilient.
03Quick understanding check
W31–W36

Summer Term 2

Post-SATs Projects, Enterprise, Performance, Sports and Transition
Includes: National School Sport Week, Wimbledon, UK sports events, moving towards Year 7
WEEK 31

Biography and Projects

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a biography or autobiography using structure, detail and reflection.
MathsI can use maths skills in a real-life project or enterprise context.
ScienceI can ask testable scientific questions for an independent investigation.
Creative/TopicI can create a project proposal for a post-SATs challenge.
EnrichmentI can choose a project that reflects my interests and strengths.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a biography of a significant person or an autobiography of your primary school journey.
  • Create a budget, timetable or measurement plan for a project.
  • Generate testable questions for investigations, such as exercise, materials, plants or reaction times.
  • Plan a project with aim, resources, steps and final outcome.
  • Choose from sport, cooking, gardening, coding, art, music, reading, charity, drama or design.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 32

Guides and Practical Maths

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write instructions or a guide using clear organisation and precise language.
MathsI can use ratio, proportion and measure in practical contexts.
ScienceI can carry out an investigation safely and record results.
Creative/TopicI can design a product, game, performance or event.
EnrichmentI can work independently or collaboratively towards a goal.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a guide for a game, recipe, sport skill, craft, experiment or transition tip.
  • Use ratio in recipes, model-making, map scales or design plans.
  • Carry out a safe investigation and record data in a table.
  • Design a board game, sports event, product, performance or app idea.
  • Practise teamwork skills: listening, sharing roles and solving problems.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 33

Pitches and Budgets

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a persuasive advert, pitch or speech using persuasive devices.
MathsI can calculate costs, budgets, discounts and profit.
ScienceI can analyse results and identify patterns.
Creative/TopicI can create branding, packaging, a poster or a presentation for a project.
EnrichmentI can explain how my idea could benefit others.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a pitch for a product, charity, event, invention or club.
  • Create a budget with income, spending, profit and possible discounts.
  • Look for patterns in investigation results and discuss anomalies.
  • Make a logo, advert, poster, packaging design or slideshow plan.
  • Present your idea to family or friends and answer questions.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 34

Scripts and Presentation

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a script, performance piece or presentation using audience awareness.
MathsI can interpret and present data from a survey, event or investigation.
ScienceI can draw conclusions and suggest improvements to an investigation.
Creative/TopicI can perform, display or present a completed project.
EnrichmentI can speak confidently about my learning and respond to feedback.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a script, speech or presentation linked to a project, leavers’ event or performance.
  • Create a bar chart, line graph, pie chart or table from collected data.
  • Write a conclusion using evidence and suggest improvements.
  • Present a project, performance, sports event, investigation or enterprise idea.
  • Practise speaking clearly, making eye contact and responding to feedback positively.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 35

Reflection and Leavers

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a reflective piece about my primary school achievements and memories.
MathsI can review key maths skills needed for secondary school.
ScienceI can explain one scientific concept from primary school using accurate vocabulary.
Creative/TopicI can create a primary school memory page or leavers’ project.
EnrichmentI can identify what I am proud of and what I want to continue developing.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write about favourite memories, challenges, achievements and people who helped you.
  • Revise times tables, written methods, fractions, decimals, percentages and measures.
  • Explain electricity, light, classification, evolution, materials, forces or habitats.
  • Create a memory booklet, collage, certificate, playlist, poem or leavers’ artwork.
  • Make a strengths and next-steps reflection.
03Quick understanding check
WEEK 36

Transition to Year 7

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01Learning outcomes
SubjectOutcome
EnglishI can write a letter to my future Year 7 self using reflection and ambition.
MathsI can solve mixed problems independently and check my answers.
ScienceI can talk confidently about my favourite science learning from primary school.
Creative/TopicI can create a transition poster about moving to secondary school.
EnrichmentI can set personal, academic and wellbeing goals for Year 7.
02Home tutor activity suggestions
  • Write a letter beginning: “Dear future Year 7 me…”
  • Complete a mixed secondary-readiness maths challenge and check answers carefully.
  • Explain your favourite science topic and why it mattered.
  • Make a “Ready for Secondary School” poster.
  • Set one English goal, one maths goal, one science goal, one friendship goal and one wellbeing goal.
03Quick understanding check
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Transition activities

Preparing for the move to secondary school. Tick each one off as it's done — no quiz check on these.

Certificate of completion

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