6A
Class Teacher: Miss J Archer
Class Support Staff: Mrs C Reeves

6R
Class Teacher: Mrs Cadman & Miss Marshall
Class Support Staff: Mrs C Reeves

Welcome to 6A

I am Miss Archer, and I am proud to be the 6A class teacher alongside our teaching assistant Mrs Reeves. The children will also be taught by our Assistant Principal and music teacher, Mrs S Hoff, on Fridays.  
 
6A is a class where we work hard, enjoy lots of exciting experiences and laugh, smile and learn along the way. We follow our MAPLE values to ensure that we are always striving to be our best selves and to support each other.  

What we are learning:

Following the completion of the SATs, the Year 6 curriculum for the summer term will focus on the development of writing skills and the broader curriculum. Students will engage in narrative writing, drawing inspiration from the short film “Alma” to produce their own original pieces. In Design and Technology, the term will involve the completion of the sewing project and the creation of celebration cakes. The science curriculum will explore the concepts of evolution and light, while the history curriculum will address the significant events of World War I and World War II.

Educational Excursion to Alton Towers

A trip to Alton Towers has been organised as a reward for the effort and successful completion of SATs preparation and assessments by the Year 6 cohort. This visit will take place on 17th June for Class 6A and 19th June for Class 6R, providing students with an opportunity for engaging and enjoyable experiences.

Transition to Secondary Education

In preparation for the transition to Discovery Academy, a series of transition sessions will be conducted throughout the summer term. These sessions will include focused sessions on mathematics and English, involving staff from Discovery Academy observing current practices at Maple Court and students attending Discovery Academy for instruction from their specialist teachers. Transition arrangements for students transferring to other secondary schools, will be take place in July. Further information on the arrangements will be provided by the respective high schools.

Residential Trip to Stanley Head

In July, a group of Year 6 students will participate in a week-long residential trip to Stanley Head. This experience will involve engagement in a range of adventurous activities, including weaselling, archery, and canoeing, among others. For many students, this will be their first experience of staying away from home, an experience that fosters independence and provides a valuable and enjoyable opportunity for personal growth.

Year 6 Prom

During the final week of the academic year, a prom will be hosted at the school for Year 6 students. This event offers a formal occasion for students to celebrate their achievements and friendships with an evening of dining, socialising, and dancing. It serves as a memorable conclusion to their primary education at Maple Court.

Leavers’ Assembly

To formally conclude the academic year, a leavers’ assembly will be held to provide an opportunity for Year 6 students to reflect upon their time at Maple Court. This assembly will serve as a moment to commemorate their positive experiences, academic progress, and to consider their future aspirations and transitions. Families, friends, and teaching staff who have been part of their educational journey will be invited to share in this occasion. Further details regarding this event will be communicated to parents and carers closer to the date.

Routines and key information:

  • Children will have a reading book and a reading for pleasure book. We expect that the books, along with their planner, are brought to school every day as we start each day reading. Books can be changed any day – the children just need to let us know when they are finished.
  • Children are expected to read at least 4 times a week at home, although 5 times is even better and children who achieve this will be rewarded with a certificate.
  • Toast can be purchased daily at breaktime.  The cost of this is 35p a day and the money needs to be put on the children’s parentmail account.   
  • Our PE day is Monday and Wednesday. 

Communication:

  • Maple Court Academy uses Class Dojo as a way of communicating with parents.
  • ​For any help or assistance with using Dojo, please speak to a member of the Year 1 team who will be more than happy to help!

Welcome to 6R

Mrs Cadman and Miss Marshall are the proud teachers in class 6R Mrs Reeves is our teaching assistant that works along side us.6R is a class where we work hard, enjoy lots of exciting experiences and laugh, smile and learn along the way.

We follow our MAPLE values to ensure that we are always striving to be our best selves and to support each other.

What we are learning:

Following the completion of the SATs, the Year 6 curriculum for the summer term will focus on the development of writing skills and the broader curriculum. Students will engage in narrative writing, drawing inspiration from the short film “Alma” to produce their own original pieces. In Design and Technology, the term will involve the completion of the sewing project and the creation of celebration cakes. The science curriculum will explore the concepts of evolution and light, while the history curriculum will address the significant events of World War I and World War II.

Educational Excursion to Alton Towers

A trip to Alton Towers has been organised as a reward for the effort and successful completion of SATs preparation and assessments by the Year 6 cohort. This visit will take place on 17th June for Class 6A and 19th June for Class 6R, providing students with an opportunity for engaging and enjoyable experiences.

Transition to Secondary Education

In preparation for the transition to Discovery Academy, a series of transition sessions will be conducted throughout the summer term. These sessions will include focused sessions on mathematics and English, involving staff from Discovery Academy observing current practices at Maple Court and students attending Discovery Academy for instruction from their specialist teachers. Transition arrangements for students transferring to other secondary schools, will be take place in July. Further information on the arrangements will be provided by the respective high schools.

Residential Trip to Stanley Head

In July, a group of Year 6 students will participate in a week-long residential trip to Stanley Head. This experience will involve engagement in a range of adventurous activities, including weaselling, archery, and canoeing, among others. For many students, this will be their first experience of staying away from home, an experience that fosters independence and provides a valuable and enjoyable opportunity for personal growth.

Year 6 Prom

During the final week of the academic year, a prom will be hosted at the school for Year 6 students. This event offers a formal occasion for students to celebrate their achievements and friendships with an evening of dining, socialising, and dancing. It serves as a memorable conclusion to their primary education at Maple Court.

Leavers’ Assembly

To formally conclude the academic year, a leavers’ assembly will be held to provide an opportunity for Year 6 students to reflect upon their time at Maple Court. This assembly will serve as a moment to commemorate their positive experiences, academic progress, and to consider their future aspirations and transitions. Families, friends, and teaching staff who have been part of their educational journey will be invited to share in this occasion. Further details regarding this event will be communicated to parents and carers closer to the date.

Routines and key information:

  • Children will have a reading book and a reading for pleasure book. We expect that the books, along with their planner, are brought to school every day as we start each day reading.  Reading books and reading for pleasure books can be changed any day- the children just need to let us know when they are finished.
  • Children are expected to read at least 4 times a week at home, although 5 times is even better and children who achieve this will be rewarded with a certificate.
  • Toast can be purchased daily at breaktime.  The cost of this is 35p a day and the money needs to be put on the children’s parentmail account.
  • Our PE day is Monday and Tuesday.

Communication:

  • Maple Court Academy uses Class Dojo as a way of communicating with parents.
  • ​For any help or assistance with using Dojo, please speak to a member of the Year 1 team who will be more than happy to help!

6A

Welcome to 6A

I am Miss Archer, and I am proud to be the 6A class teacher alongside our teaching assistant Mrs Reeves. The children will also be taught by our Assistant Principal and music teacher, Mrs S Hoff, on Fridays.  
 
6A is a class where we work hard, enjoy lots of exciting experiences and laugh, smile and learn along the way. We follow our MAPLE values to ensure that we are always striving to be our best selves and to support each other.  

What we are learning:

Following the completion of the SATs, the Year 6 curriculum for the summer term will focus on the development of writing skills and the broader curriculum. Students will engage in narrative writing, drawing inspiration from the short film “Alma” to produce their own original pieces. In Design and Technology, the term will involve the completion of the sewing project and the creation of celebration cakes. The science curriculum will explore the concepts of evolution and light, while the history curriculum will address the significant events of World War I and World War II.

Educational Excursion to Alton Towers

A trip to Alton Towers has been organised as a reward for the effort and successful completion of SATs preparation and assessments by the Year 6 cohort. This visit will take place on 17th June for Class 6A and 19th June for Class 6R, providing students with an opportunity for engaging and enjoyable experiences.

Transition to Secondary Education

In preparation for the transition to Discovery Academy, a series of transition sessions will be conducted throughout the summer term. These sessions will include focused sessions on mathematics and English, involving staff from Discovery Academy observing current practices at Maple Court and students attending Discovery Academy for instruction from their specialist teachers. Transition arrangements for students transferring to other secondary schools, will be take place in July. Further information on the arrangements will be provided by the respective high schools.

Residential Trip to Stanley Head

In July, a group of Year 6 students will participate in a week-long residential trip to Stanley Head. This experience will involve engagement in a range of adventurous activities, including weaselling, archery, and canoeing, among others. For many students, this will be their first experience of staying away from home, an experience that fosters independence and provides a valuable and enjoyable opportunity for personal growth.

Year 6 Prom

During the final week of the academic year, a prom will be hosted at the school for Year 6 students. This event offers a formal occasion for students to celebrate their achievements and friendships with an evening of dining, socialising, and dancing. It serves as a memorable conclusion to their primary education at Maple Court.

Leavers’ Assembly

To formally conclude the academic year, a leavers’ assembly will be held to provide an opportunity for Year 6 students to reflect upon their time at Maple Court. This assembly will serve as a moment to commemorate their positive experiences, academic progress, and to consider their future aspirations and transitions. Families, friends, and teaching staff who have been part of their educational journey will be invited to share in this occasion. Further details regarding this event will be communicated to parents and carers closer to the date.

Routines and key information:

  • Children will have a reading book and a reading for pleasure book. We expect that the books, along with their planner, are brought to school every day as we start each day reading. Books can be changed any day – the children just need to let us know when they are finished.
  • Children are expected to read at least 4 times a week at home, although 5 times is even better and children who achieve this will be rewarded with a certificate.
  • Toast can be purchased daily at breaktime.  The cost of this is 35p a day and the money needs to be put on the children’s parentmail account.   
  • Our PE day is Monday and Wednesday. 

Communication:

  • Maple Court Academy uses Class Dojo as a way of communicating with parents.
  • ​For any help or assistance with using Dojo, please speak to a member of the Year 1 team who will be more than happy to help!

6R

Welcome to 6R

Mrs Cadman and Miss Marshall are the proud teachers in class 6R Mrs Reeves is our teaching assistant that works along side us.6R is a class where we work hard, enjoy lots of exciting experiences and laugh, smile and learn along the way.

We follow our MAPLE values to ensure that we are always striving to be our best selves and to support each other.

What we are learning:

Following the completion of the SATs, the Year 6 curriculum for the summer term will focus on the development of writing skills and the broader curriculum. Students will engage in narrative writing, drawing inspiration from the short film “Alma” to produce their own original pieces. In Design and Technology, the term will involve the completion of the sewing project and the creation of celebration cakes. The science curriculum will explore the concepts of evolution and light, while the history curriculum will address the significant events of World War I and World War II.

Educational Excursion to Alton Towers

A trip to Alton Towers has been organised as a reward for the effort and successful completion of SATs preparation and assessments by the Year 6 cohort. This visit will take place on 17th June for Class 6A and 19th June for Class 6R, providing students with an opportunity for engaging and enjoyable experiences.

Transition to Secondary Education

In preparation for the transition to Discovery Academy, a series of transition sessions will be conducted throughout the summer term. These sessions will include focused sessions on mathematics and English, involving staff from Discovery Academy observing current practices at Maple Court and students attending Discovery Academy for instruction from their specialist teachers. Transition arrangements for students transferring to other secondary schools, will be take place in July. Further information on the arrangements will be provided by the respective high schools.

Residential Trip to Stanley Head

In July, a group of Year 6 students will participate in a week-long residential trip to Stanley Head. This experience will involve engagement in a range of adventurous activities, including weaselling, archery, and canoeing, among others. For many students, this will be their first experience of staying away from home, an experience that fosters independence and provides a valuable and enjoyable opportunity for personal growth.

Year 6 Prom

During the final week of the academic year, a prom will be hosted at the school for Year 6 students. This event offers a formal occasion for students to celebrate their achievements and friendships with an evening of dining, socialising, and dancing. It serves as a memorable conclusion to their primary education at Maple Court.

Leavers’ Assembly

To formally conclude the academic year, a leavers’ assembly will be held to provide an opportunity for Year 6 students to reflect upon their time at Maple Court. This assembly will serve as a moment to commemorate their positive experiences, academic progress, and to consider their future aspirations and transitions. Families, friends, and teaching staff who have been part of their educational journey will be invited to share in this occasion. Further details regarding this event will be communicated to parents and carers closer to the date.

Routines and key information:

  • Children will have a reading book and a reading for pleasure book. We expect that the books, along with their planner, are brought to school every day as we start each day reading.  Reading books and reading for pleasure books can be changed any day- the children just need to let us know when they are finished.
  • Children are expected to read at least 4 times a week at home, although 5 times is even better and children who achieve this will be rewarded with a certificate.
  • Toast can be purchased daily at breaktime.  The cost of this is 35p a day and the money needs to be put on the children’s parentmail account.
  • Our PE day is Monday and Tuesday.

Communication:

  • Maple Court Academy uses Class Dojo as a way of communicating with parents.
  • ​For any help or assistance with using Dojo, please speak to a member of the Year 1 team who will be more than happy to help!

Photographs

‘Pupils thrive and learn well at Maple Court Academy.’

| Ofsted 2023

Why Maple Court?

At Maple Court, we create an environment based upon trust and respect that is a safe, secure and happy place for children to learn, grow and develop.

Find out more

Our Curriculum

Maple Court Academy delivers a high-quality and rich educational experience for pupils from Nursery to Year 6.

Find out more

Latest News

Here you can find a collection of our latest news. We aim to keep all stakeholders as up-to-date as possible.

Arbor-logo

We use Arbor

Arbor MIS is an easy-to-use system that helps you stay connected to your child’s school. It lets you check updates, schedules, and progress in real time. Designed for busy parents, it simplifies communication with teachers and staff. Over 8,000 UK schools use it to keep families informed.
Log into Arbor Here
iOS-icon
Google-Play-Icon

If you require a paper copy of any of the pages / documents published on this website, please click here and complete the form stating which page(s) / document(s) you require along with your name and address.