Year 6 | St John's CofE Primary School and Nursery

Year 6

Message for the Class of 2019 Parents

We just wanted to say thank you so much for the really lovely gifts and for the very thoughtful

and kind words expressed to us on what was an emotional final day for everyone.

We have wonderful memories from our year together,

and we wish you and your fabulous children good luck for the future.

With very best wishes from your St John's Year Six family,

Mrs Carvell & Mrs Heer

Mrs Carvell (Quarndon) and Mrs Heer (Rowsley)

wish you a very warm welcome to our Year 6 page.

Our aim is for us to achieve excellence together, helping each and every child reach their full potential - developing their unique talents through fun, creative, inspiring lessons and activities.

In Year 6, we will nurture and develop your child's independence and confidence to ensure that he/she is fully prepared for the expectations of secondary school and ready for the future.

Lifelong Learning - Living for today, Learning for tomorrow!

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PGL 2019

Giant Swing

Giant Swing

Our VE Day Celebration - A fantastic day enjoyed by all!

Anderson Shelters by Team MC

Magna Visit

PGL Update

Mrs Heer has let me know that the children are thoroughly enjoying their time at PGL. After arriving on Monday, they experienced a variety of activities on what turned out to be a dry and very warm afternoon. After some really good food, which they enjoyed, the evening entertainment was indoor games. Today, the weather has been a little wet although you'll be pleased to know it cleared up for them this afternoon and a variety of activities including fencing and climbing wall took place as planned.

Tonight, the children have enjoyed the campfire experience and their final night away before activities in the morning and then the journey back to school. I'm sure you are all looking forward to seeing them and hearing about their fantastic experience first hand. More wonderful memories and personal achievements to take with them from St John's.

Best wishes,

Mrs Carvell