For English in Year 6, your child’s teacher will focus on oral language, reading, and writing.

Find out about supporting your child’s reading in the sixth year of school.

In Years 4, 5 and 6 (phase 2), the focus at school is on helping children expand their knowledge and work together with others.

In Year 6, your child will learn about puberty and self-care, communication skills, choreographed movements and sports techniques.

In Year 6, your child will begin to evaluate simple data, describe patterns, trends and ideas, question information, and ground explanations in scientific thinking.

In Year 6, students use a range of materials and techniques to design solutions for real-world problems, thinking logically and refining ideas through testing and feedback.

In Year 6, your child will start to connect important concepts such as migration and democracy, learning about history, citizenship rights and responsibilities, business and enterprise.

In Year 6, your child will apply creative techniques, make thoughtful artistic choices, and explore how culture and history shape art forms.