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We are pleased to welcome you to the Year 6 page. The main need-to-know information can be found here as the year progresses. Watch out for continual updates on our blog to see what our Year 6s have been up to - you can find this here. If you have a query, please email schooloffice@stgeorges.wirral.sch.uk or use our contact us facility and the Y6 team shall reply within three working days. 

The Y6 team hosted a well-attended Zoom meeting for families regarding the Y5 to Y6 transition in July '25. This can be viewed by downloading the PDF from the bottom of this page. To familiarise yourself with the site on Claremount Road, have a watch of Mrs Pickering's tour of Top Site. 

 

The main team who will be leading your children for the academic year, 2025/26 are:

Our Year 6 teaching staff are committed to ensuring every child is fully prepared for the exciting challenges of secondary school and beyond. They strive to create a supportive, inspiring environment where academic achievement goes hand in hand with personal growth and resilience.

 

With a strong focus on developing independence, critical thinking, and a sense of responsibility, the team delivers a rich, engaging curriculum that encourages pupils to aim high and believe in themselves. Lessons are carefully designed to stretch, support, and stimulate, ensuring that every child can flourish. Our Year 6 team is here to champion, challenge, and support your child during this important final year of primary school.

 

Cover adults include: Mrs Pickering, Miss Jones and Mrs Pue-Richards (Music).

Year-6 (ID 1022)

Uniform

 

 

School Uniform

At our school, we believe that wearing the correct uniform sets the tone for a successful day of learning. Our motto — Dress smart, act smart, think smart — reflects the high standards we expect from every pupil.

 

When children dress smartly, they come to school ready to learn, behave responsibly, and take pride in themselves and their school community. We ask all families to support us by ensuring pupils wear the correct uniform every day, helping to create a calm, focused environment where everyone can thrive.

 

For further information regarding uniform, please peruse this link.

 

 

PE Kit

On allocated PE days, children are expected to come to school wearing their full PE kit. Our motto — Blue is the colour — is a reminder that PE kit is part of our school identity. Wearing the correct kit not only shows team spirit but ensures children are dressed appropriately and safely for physical activity.

 

Please support us by making sure your child wears the correct school PE kit on their PE day (see below), so they’re ready to move, play, and participate with pride.

PE Days
Mondays: 6A, 6C, 6D and 6E
Wednesdays: 6B

 

 

 

Be Ready, Set and Organised

We encourage families to equip children with a simple pencil case containing the basics they’ll need for learning each day. Whilst no child will ever be left without the tools they need, having their own stationery helps children feel prepared and supports them in developing independence and responsibility. Thank you for helping us give every child the best start to each lesson!

 

Suggested items for a pencil case:

2 pencils, an eraser, a sharpener, a ruler (30cm, if possible), 2 blue handwriting pens, a green biro,  colouring pencils, a glue stick and a small pair of safety scissors.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Homework

Homework plays a valuable role in supporting your child’s learning. Here’s why completing homework tasks matters:

  1. reinforces learning; 

  2. builds independence and responsibility; 

  3. strengthens the home–school partnership;

  4. boosts confidence. 

 

By supporting your child to complete their homework on time, you are giving them the best possible chance to succeed and develop positive lifelong learning habits. Typically, homework will be given on a Friday and is to be returned by the following Thursday. 

 

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The London Residential

Our Year 6 pupils have the exciting opportunity to take part in a residential visit to London, designed to enrich and enhance their classroom learning. During the trip, children will explore key landmarks and places of historical significance, helping them to develop a deeper understanding of Britain’s history, culture and democratic values.

The residential also plays an important role in supporting pupils’ personal development. Children will build independence, confidence and teamwork skills while sharing new experiences with their peers. The trip is fully supervised by experienced school staff, with pupils’ safety and well-being at the heart of all planning and activities.

This residential visit to London is always a highlight of the year and provides memorable learning experiences that stay with pupils long after they return to school.

 

To be kept up-to-date with the current status of the residential, please check our London Residential page. All correspondence will be posted on this page: https://www.stgeorges.wirral.sch.uk/London-Residential-Y6/ or can be found within your Compass app. 

 

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 Documents to Download

We will add key documents below for your reference:

 

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