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Y6 Science

  • pbeevor
  • Feb 6
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 7

Year 6 Science


Yesterday, we conducted an experiment to see what effect sugar has on yeast. We began by making predictions about what would happen to each balloon and why. Then, after conducting the test, we worked on how to write our findings into a scientific conclusion. With a focus on using our physical oracy skills while explaining our thoughts, I was blown away by the observant and thoughtful predictions, which drew on real-life and prior scientific knowledge. Well done, Year 6!


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Wath C of E Primary School

Barnsley Road

Wath upon Dearne

Rotherham

S63 6PY

Email: school@wce.jmat.org.uk

Tel: 01709 760471

James Montgomery Academy Trust

Ellis House

Brampton Road

Wath Upon Dearne

S63 6BB

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 Wath CofE on re-gaining their Platinum Award!

It is clear to see from the application that they are an active school with a clear plan in place to make sure children meet their daily active minutes. They have also undertaken pupil voice  to help shape their school sport offer and to make sure the school engages a wide range of children in their break times and clubs taking place prior, during and after school. As well as embedded physical literacy and "sporting excellence" throughout their school.

Well done Team CofE!

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