We have enjoyed another incredibly rich and varied week in Dosbarth Llwynog! From interactive courtrooms to community visits, our Year 6 pupils have shown great enthusiasm, maturity, and focus throughout.

Magistrates Workshop & Courtroom Roleplay

Earlier this week, local Magistrates visited our class to run an engaging interactive workshop. The children gained valuable insights into the justice system before taking part in a full roleplay scenario. They took on various court roles, debated evidence, and demonstrated fantastic critical thinking and speaking skills.

Anti-Racism Project: The Evolution of Art

We held our final session in our ongoing Anti-Racism project, turning our focus to how art has evolved over time. The children explored how diverse cultural perspectives have shaped artistic styles throughout history, bringing a creative and reflective close to this vital project.

Community Visit: St Canna's Church & Harvest Festival

On Thursday, we walked as a class to St Canna’s Church to help set up for the upcoming Harvest Festival. This visit provided a wonderful hands-on connection to our local Cynefin journey, giving pupils the chance to see historical artefacts up close in their local setting.

Classroom & Independent Learning Highlights

• Maths: We wrapped up our unit on Ratio, consolidating how to compare quantities and solve proportion problems.

• Assessments: The pupils worked hard completing a range of tasks and checks to help prepare for our upcoming Parents' Evening.

• Industrial Revolution Enquiry: Pupils carried out an independent research task investigating the various jobs people held in Wales during the Industrial Revolution.

• Digital Safety: The children completed an independent task focusing on online safety, emphasising the importance of appropriate, respectful communication in digital spaces.

Thank you for your ongoing support as we prepare for Parents' Evening. Have a wonderful and relaxing weekend!