Tredegarville C.i.W. Primary School
Caring, sharing, learning together
Year 6
Croeso i Dosbarth 6
Welcome to Year 6 2026-2027
People who will help me with my learning:
Mrs. Wynne-Thomas - Class teacher Mrs. Ley - HLTA
Mrs. Jabin - TA Mrs. Jones - PPA teacher
(Thursday afternoon)
Please visit ClassDojo to see our learning!
Other important information:
Mrs. Wynne-Thomas can be contacted on Wynne-ThomasL5@hwbcymru.net
Useful information about Year 6
| Books | Children bring their book bags in every Monday and take them home every Friday. |
| Home learning | Home learning can be found in the Google Classroom (access via HWB). This is set every week. |
| Clothing | Please make sure children come to school in warm waterproof coats and sensible shoes/ trainers as lots of our learning takes place outdoors! Children will also being going outside for playtime in all weathers, and will have outdoor fitness on two afternoons each week. |
| Food and drink | Children need to bring in a bottle of water every day (no fizzy drinks) The children have a fruit snack each day. This can be paid for via Parent Pay. |
| Travelling to school | Children in Year 6 are allowed to walk home from school if you give permission. Children may ride bikes to school and store them here - PLEASE make sure your child has a bicycle helmet to wear if they do choose to ride to school. |
| Mobile phones | Children are not allowed mobile phones in school. If your child needs a phone because they walk home without a parent/carer they need to keep the phone in the Main Office during the school day. |
Autumn 2026 - 2027
My Voice, My Wales
Year 6's main inquiry question this term is:
What rights do I have in Wales and the World and who makes decisions that affect me?
Our inquiry has been focusing on the following key concepts:
- All people are treated equally in a democracy.
- People choose who represents them and have a free voice to express their opinions and desires.
- A strong democracy has respect for basic human rights.
- All adult citizens (16 years or older in Wales) have an equal right to vote, without unfair discrimination or restrictions.
- Laws apply equally to every person, including the leaders and lawmakers who govern the country.
- Citizens choose their leaders through regular, open, and honest competitive voting processes.
- People are free to speak their minds, share information, access independent media, and gather or join groups without government interference.
Key Date this term:
