Mr S Simmons
Class Teacher
Miss L Blacher
Teaching Assistant
Monday - Wednesday
Year 6 is an important year in the life of a pupil in their primary school. It is the culmination of their time in the school - a journey, for most of the pupils, which has seen them develop from being an Owl at the start of their educational path to becoming one of the oldest pupils in the school.
Mention Year 6 to most people and they will instantly associate this with SATs. The End of Key Stage 2 assessments (SATs), although important, are just one piece of evidence used to make a judgement as to the standards pupils are working at. The SATs will be taken in May (during the week beginning 12th May 2025).
One of my main roles as a class teacher in Year 6 is to find the balance between making sure pupils feel confident and well prepared for their end of year tests whilst continuing to develop the pupils' love of learning through a broad and balanced curriculum.
Throughout the year we look at building self-esteem, confidence and independence in order to prepare pupils for the next stage of their education in their secondary school. Towards the end of the year, we work on transition programmes of work, which are started in Cubert and completed at Newquay Tretherras or Treviglas School. In addition, pupils attend secondary transition events.
Put all this together with the end of year celebrations and and involvement in whole school activities throughout the year and you can see that the final year is always busy and planned to provide pupils with many happy lasting memories of their time at Cubert Primary School.
PE kit will be needed on Mondays and Fridays.
