GEMSRDS Year 6 Blog: Party Day!

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Thursday, December 13, 2012

Party Day!

Posted by GEMSRDS Year 6 at 9:12 AM

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Year 6 Teacher Contacts

Mr. Luke Higgie
Year 6 Leader
6LH Class Teacher
l.higgie_rds@gemsedu.com

Ms. Janine Hoyles
6JH Class Teacher
j.hoyles_rds@gemsedu.com

Mrs. Debbie Simpson
6DS Class Teacher
d.simpson_rds@gemsedu.com

In Year 6 we aim to foster a life-long love of learning and produce well-rounded, emotionally intelligent students, who possess the transferable skills they will need for jobs that have not yet been invented!

Parents! Feel free to come in and see the amazing things we do every day! Just contact any of the teachers and let us know when you'd like to come and see Year 6 at work!

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