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This document provides information for parents of children in the Year 6 Hastings Class. It includes details about PE kits, homework, and reading books. The topic for the term is "Gallery Rebels" and will focus on great artists of the 19th and 20th centuries. Subjects covered will include RE, music, D&T, geography, computing, art, and science. Learning logs and maths websites are mentioned as resources for homework. Parents are asked to listen to their child read aloud for 5 minutes daily and ask questions to develop reading comprehension.
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