Year 6
Teachers
Mme Magali Clayton
The School Day
The school day runs from Monday to Friday. Registration is at 8.25am but you are able to leave your child in the appropriate classroom from 8.15am, provided the class teacher is there.
The end of the day is normally 5pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday unless your child is staying for tea. Children should be collected by the signing out desk and signed out when you leave. Your child has a numbered peg along West corridor for their coat and a locker in the common room for personal items. On Wednesdays, school finishes at 3.30pm if your child is not involved in matches.
Please Note: We require permission before allowing anyone other than parents to collect children from the school at any time. Therefore, parents must inform staff if their child is being collected by someone other than themselves. This can be a letter or a call to the School Office.
Before School - In order to help working parents, children can be booked in for breakfast. Please take them to the Dining Room and hand over to a member of staff for 7.45am. There is a charge for this facility and bookings must be made in advance.
The School Timetable
In Year 6 your child is taught solely by subject specialists. Pupils can also opt to do either Latin or Spanish as a second language.
- Art & DT
- English
- French
- Geography and History
- ICT
- Latin
- Mathematics
- Music
- PE
- RE
- Science
- Spanish
- Swimming
Homework
Pupils in Year 6 get two 30 minute homeworks each night. These can either be done at home or in the Forbes Hall after tea with a member of staff.
Sport
In Year 6, your child will have games coaching from a variety of staff on Tuesday and Wednesday. Their games kit is kept and washed in school, only returning home at the end of each term. Your child will also be involved in school matches every term.
Trips
Your child will go on a number of trips in Year 6 as part of the curriculum. These include, for example, Lincoln castle, a mosque, a science workshop and an outward bound trip. The cost of all trips is included in the fees.
Communication
Communication between staff and parents is vital to an excellent working relationship and ensuring that your child gets the maximum out of his or her time at St. Hugh's. If you have anything you wish to discuss face to face, your child’s Class Teacher is happy to see you at the end of the day. We ask that you make an appointment to do this by contacting the School Office or emailing the form or subject teachers directly but please allow up to 72 hours for a response. Their email addresses can be found by clicking here.
At four and eight week intervals in the Autumn term, you will receive an effort grade for each subject. These are also sent home at half term in the Spring and Summer terms. You will also receive reports throughout the course of the year.
There are two parents evenings during the year. These are held in the Autumn and Summer term.
Parents are invited to attend various events throughout the year, including plays, the elocution competition, Sports Day and music concerts.