ENGLISH - writing non-chronological reports

 After a few days carrying out their own research, Year 6 have been busy creating their first double page spread non-chronological report. There has been a great buzz in the lessons of children sharing information they have just discovered and some lovely designs demonstrating their work. Many children were saying “this has been the best learning so far!” Which has been lovely to hear! They are very proud of their work. 

Here is a small collection of reports:


























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