Welcome to the Adders Class

Your teacher is Mr Williamson

Did you know?

Mr Williamson loves running
Whether he's out for an early‑morning jog, training for a race, or pushing himself to beat a personal best, running helps him stay focused, motivated and ready for any challenge. He brings that same energy into the classroom — always encouraging pupils to keep going, try their best, and feel proud of every step they take.

Year 6 is an inspiring and exciting place where pupils grow into confident, responsible and independent learners.

It’s a year filled with teamwork, discovery and memorable moments, as children take on new challenges and prepare for the next stage of their education.

The classroom is a supportive, welcoming environment where everyone is encouraged to shine, try their best and celebrate their achievements. With engaging lessons, purposeful projects and plenty of opportunities to lead and succeed, Year 6 is a fantastic final year at Wisewood.

Coming Soon!

Our new class pages are on the way…

We’re currently busy putting everything together for next half term — and we can’t wait to share all the exciting learning planned for our classes!

Check back here after February half term to discover:
✨ What we’ll be learning
✨ Special projects and topics
✨ Key dates and activities
✨ How you can support learning at home

Lots of exciting updates are coming — watch this space!

We are very committed to building strong home / school links. We know that education is the most effective when there is a positive partnership between home and school. 

In Adders Class:

  • Children are encouraged to read at home every night.
  • This reading may be texts (both fiction and non-fiction) and/or newspapers.
  • We ask that adults at home question them about their reading to check understanding on at least three occasions weekly and support children with the development of their vocabulary.
  • Spelling and maths activities will be set every week. Parents can request a hard copy of this learning from the child’s class teacher.
  • We ask that parents/carers encourage their children to work as independently as possible on the activities provided.

Useful equipment to have at home: 

  • Pens
  • Pencils
  • Ruler
  • Colouring Pencils
  • Dictionary
  • Thesaurus

We are happy to help if you are struggling to use a device or learning platform. Please ask your class teacher as your first point of contact.