Year 6
Welcome to the Year 6 Webpage. We are eager to learn new things - this is what we will be learning about ........
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Albany Village Primary School
Welcome to Our Website!
Crossgill, Washington, Tyne And Wear, NE37 1UA
0191 415 5700
info@albanyvillageprimary.org.uk
- About Us
- Parents
- Key Information
- News & Events
- Safeguarding
- Our Curriculum and Class Pages
- Curriculum Intent Statement-Curriculum Maps
- KS1 Phonic & Reading Schemes
- Early Years Nursery – Areas of Learning
- Early Years : Reception – Areas of Learning
- Year 1 - Areas of Learning
- Year 2 - Areas of Learning
- Year 3 - Areas of Learning
- Year 4 - Areas of Learning
- Year 5 – Areas of Learning
- Year 6 – Areas of Learning
- About Us
- Parents
- Key Information
- News & Events
- Safeguarding
- Our Curriculum and Class Pages
- Curriculum Intent Statement-Curriculum Maps
- KS1 Phonic & Reading Schemes
- Early Years Nursery – Areas of Learning
- Early Years : Reception – Areas of Learning
- Year 1 - Areas of Learning
- Year 2 - Areas of Learning
- Year 3 - Areas of Learning
- Year 4 - Areas of Learning
- Year 5 – Areas of Learning
- Year 6 – Areas of Learning
Crossgill, Washington, Tyne And Wear, NE37 1UA
0191 415 5700
info@albanyvillageprimary.org.uk
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