Class of 2020 Year book

Favourite memory: Being in the office

and delivering messages and picking up
phone calls as well as talking and having a
good time.

What I will miss about Hutton: Playing

together with all my friends and talking
outside.

Three words to describe me: Kind,

caring with lots of jokes.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years ‘time: Being an

actuary.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Always ready to make
us laugh with his crumby jokes. He is also a bit of a
maths whizz who loves telling stories about his sisters.
He has also been a fabulous tribe captain for Masai.

Favourite memory: I enjoyed going

caving, it was a nice experience.

What I will miss about Hutton:

School trips and friends.

Three words to describe me:

Hyper, computer expert.

What I hope to be doing in 20
years’ time: I don’t know.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: A kind-hearted , gentle
boy with an amazing imagination. We often are
amazed at the knowledge he has—I reckon we might see
him on “Who Wants to be a Millionaire” one day.

Favourite memory: I loved going and

singing at Young Voices. I also liked
swimming, PE and maths.

What I will miss about Hutton: My

friends and seeing them all the time.

Three words to describe me: Funny,

kind and helpful.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years ‘time: I would like to

be a professional street dancer.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Cheeky Mason—you
have worked very hard this year which makes me so
proud. A super-star dancer in the making. He’s got the
moves!! I expect to see you on TV and stage one day
Mason.

Favourite memory: My favourite memory is

the Young Voices Concert—the sound of being
in the arena and all of us singing
together was brilliant.

What I will miss about Hutton: I will miss

seeing the teachers every day because they
are always happy to see us.

Three words to describe me: Kind, sporty, helpful.
What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: In 20 years’

time I hope to be a footballer, a sports teacher or retired!!

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Fun and full of
character, always able to make me laugh. Chester has
been a very responsible tribe leader of Kikuyu. I shall
miss our football chats, just don’t forget to keep
supporting Spurs. Aim high Chester, you will reach your
goal.

Favourite memory: I loved our night

at Mendip as I tried skiing which was great.

What I will miss about Hutton: I

will miss all my friends and art lessons.

Three words to describe me: Nice,

funny and sassy!

What I hope to be doing in 20
years’ time: I want to run my own hairdressing salon.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: I loved getting to know
you more during our “Year 6 bubble”. I especially
enjoyed looking at your wonderful hairstyles—I was
very envious. Keep smiling and be proud of yourself
Soph.

Favourite memory: My favourite

memory was my first day which was making
new friends like Harry, Mason and Chester
who are now my best friends and we enjoy
gaming together. I also enjoyed meeting all
the teachers and learning staff.

What I will miss about Hutton: I will

miss all the teachers and friendly people at
Hutton, but mostly Mrs Scherer as she was my
favourite teacher. I will also miss all the camps and trips we went on
as I really enjoyed spending time with my friends outside of school
whilst learning at the same time.

Three words to describe me: Cool, funny and friendly.
What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I want to be a

professional cricketer and play for England and Somerset.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Cheeky
Tommi with a wicked sense of humour. I shall never
forget your hairstyles and aftershave in year 4. I really
hope I get to see you at Lords one day—keep practising
and I am sure you will make it!

Favourite memory: My favourite time was

visiting Hooke Court in Year 4.

What I will miss about Hutton: I will

really miss all my friends and the teachers, I
have really enjoyed Hutton School.

Three words to describe me:

Conscientious, helpful and friendly.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I would like to

be an airline pilot, flying large planes all over the world.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: A man of many
talents: tribe leader for Kamba, office assistant, maths
supporter to others etc etc. Who knows what your future
holds, but I am sure it will be great if you keep working
hard. Perhaps you may fly me on holiday one day!

Favourite memory: My favourite memory is

when we went to Mendip and did skiing.

What I will miss about Hutton: I will miss

my friends and science.

Three words to describe me: Smart, kind

and funny.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I wish to be a

fireman.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Ah lovely Leo! He is
always very happy and chirpy (despite what he has been
saying during our year 6 bubble!). I reckon he might be
an animal scientist one day, he certainly knows lots of
facts, especially about spiders and snakes!!

Favourite memory: My very first day

when Tilly and I were on the same table, she
introduced herself and then started pointing
out everyone in the class.

What I will miss about Hutton: My

friends and Mrs Scherer.

Three words to describe me: Talk,

confident and kind.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: A famous

actress in films and Broadway.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Since you joined in
year 4, you have added many laughs and made many
friends. I shall always remember you for your fabulous
attitude to learning and willingness to achieve the best
you can.

Favourite memory: I have got a few fa-

vourite memories, such as in Year 4 when we
won a Quiddich game against Becket
Primary, when me, Tilly, Junior and Ruben won
at the science challenge with our go-kart and
we also won against KS2. Also, when we went
to Young Voices and the Dance festival in
Year 5.

What I will miss about Hutton: I will

miss all my friends especially all my teachers. I will also miss our school
as I have grown up here and it has made me the person I am. I will
also miss Mrs McCollum because she has helped me to get through
everything that has happened.

Three words to describe me: I think that I am kind, caring and

helpful.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I hope to be

a famous person or dancer, a famous singer or actor and I hope to
have my own clothing line and design clothes.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Such a trooper—quietly
working to achieve - this is how I think of Beatrice.
What I didn’t know until recently is what a wicked
sense of humour she has. I look forward to seeing you on
Strictly come Dancing one day.

Favourite memory: Some of my

Favourite memories in Hutton are Young
Voices because it was a nice bond as a
class—we had a lot of fun. Another
memory I will never forget is when we
went to Hooke Court.

What I will miss about Hutton: I

will miss al my friends and teachers
because our friendships as a class have
turned into a strong family. I will also miss
how we would have lots of fun and
laughter in class, especially spelling!

Three words to describe me: Three words to describe me are

positive, good friend and hard-working.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: In 20 years’

time, I hope that I would have accomplished my dream of being a
professional dancer or an art and maths teacher.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me:
Such a fabulous role model, Erica is a great friend,
dedicated learner and girl of many, many talents—I
know you will go far! Reach for those stars.

Favourite memory: My favourite

memories of school are playing with my
friends, taking part in events and going on
trips such as Hooke Court and Young Voices
which I really enjoyed.

What I will miss about Hutton:

I will miss my friends going to different schools
but I hope I can keep in touch with them. I
will also miss English lessons, topic work and worship.

Three words to describe me:

I am funny, kind and helpful.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: In 20 years’

time, I will either be playing football for Manchester United or making
video games.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Alex is a born leader
and he has shown this through leading worship so well. I
also think we need to look out for him in the future on
the running track—a natural athlete.

Favourite memory: My favourite

memory was when we went to Mendip,
Hooke Court—every part!

What I will miss about Hutton: All

my friends, teachers and the education
they gave me.

Three words to describe me:

Special, kind and helpful.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: A football

player.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: I know Oscar loves to
make me laugh and he has done on many occasions. I
am very proud of your attitude to learning this year—
keep this up at Winterstoke. It also goes without saying
that we could well see him in the Premier League one
day—keep aiming high (not the ball but your hopes).

Favourite memory: My favourite memory

is going to Hooke Court.

What I will miss about Hutton: I will

miss playing with my friends at lunch time.

Three words to describe me: Happy,

friendly and good.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I hope to be

playing football for a good team.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: I don’t think I will ever
be able to say the words “Jim Crow’s Law” without
thinking of Oliver—he loved to fool me by saying Tim
Crow’s Law, I even used it as a multiple choice answer in
one of our quizzes once but didn’t manage to catch him
out. I am very proud of how hard you have worked this
year!

Favourite memory: Going to Young Voices

was my favourite memory at Hutton School.

What I will miss about Hutton: I will miss

all the amazing teachers and all my friends.

Three words to describe me: Kind,

helpful and smart.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I hope to be

a scientist in 20 years.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: It was the year of the
hairstyle (the curlier the better) for Harry and don’t ever
ask him about ‘public conveniences’ - his answer may
surprise you!! I am sure you new teachers will love your
sense of humour and fab attitude to work.

Favourite memory: Joining this school

because of how comfortable I felt coming in
every day.

What I will miss about Hutton: Having a

laugh with the class and teacher most days.

Three words to describe me: Funny,

sporty and positive.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: Making my

own business involving sport for kids in the holidays and school time.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: I think it is time for me
to say sorry for all the times I have sung “Hey Frankie”
at you—I will always think of you when this song
comes on. You have been a fabulous learner this year
and have such dedication—I know you will achieve your
goal.

Favourite memory: My favourite memory

was visiting Mendip
especially when we got to do rock climbing. I al-
so LOVED it when everyone did Dance Your Socks
off at the Play House.

What I will miss about Hutton: All my

friends and teachers and getting to do all the
cool dance/singing shows.

Three words to describe me: Funny, kind and sporty.
What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I would like to

be a police officer and also a YouTuber.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Funny, funny Junior.
The amount of times you had the class (and me) in
hysterics. I shall never forget your re-enactment of
Jonathan the baby elephant being pushed along by its
older brother—so funny! I reckon we could see you on
TV as a stand-up comedian, you certainly have the gift
of humour.

Favourite memory: Having a good

group of friends all the way through school.

What I will miss about Hutton: I

will miss the teachers, school trips and
playing football at break time with my
friends.

Three words to describe me:

Friendly, helpful and small.

What I hope to be doing in 20
years’ time: I hope to be a footballer.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Always full of fun and
mischief and ALWAYS covered in bruises from his
outdoor adventures—I enjoyed using Lewis as a spelling
prompt for the word ‘bruise’. This “Little Legend” will be
missed in Hutton.

Favourite memory: Young Voices

because it was fun singing with 6000 other
people in a big stadium.

What I will miss about Hutton: Some

of my friends who aren’t going to my school.
All of the school trips.

Three words to describe me: Happy,

nice, kind.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: Doing my

dream job: postman.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: I was under the
impression that Callum was quiet, these past few weeks
have shown me I am wrong! Callum has made us laugh
many times with his jokes about ‘cheese’, being a
postman and his aversion to one of the Pop Medley
songs.

Favourite memory: My favourite memory

is going on the Year 6 Mendip residential.

What I will miss about Hutton: I will

miss Mr Holdaway the most.

Three words to describe me: Hard-

working, kind and happy always smiling.

What I hope to be doing in 20
years’ time: Singing professionally.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: You can’t think
about Archie without thinking of him singing—a born
entertainer. O Holy Night will always be a highlight of
the staff here and you made many of us cry lots of
times. I fully expect to see you on stage singing your
heart out.

Favourite memory: Having a Roman

Topic at Hooke Court because of the Roman
battle.

What I will miss about Hutton: Playing

with my friends.

Three words to describe me: Kind,

sporty, fun.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I hope to be

a professional footballer.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Full of stories and
knowledge that he loves to share these with the class. He
is an enthusiastic learner with a thirst for knowledge. I
am sure he will go far in whatever he chooses (football or
otherwise).

Favourite memory: I really enjoyed Dance Your

Socks Off because I got to perform with all my
friends.

What I will miss about Hutton: I am

really going to miss the teachers and especially
my class mates.

Three words to describe me: Creative, musical

and loyal.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I would love

to be somewhere in music.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Coco is and has always
been such a kind and caring girl. I know she will have
no trouble making friends at secondary. I love her
fashion sense and am often envious of her foot wear,
especially her Doc Martens.

Favourite memory: Going to Mendip

and going in the cave. Our group had to
slide down a really steep slide. Also our
group was singing Spooky Scary Skeletons all
the way round the cave, it was really weird
but funny.

What I will miss about Hutton: Being

with one teacher and being in a small,
friendly school. Also I will miss all my friends.

Three words to describe me: Talkative, kind and funny.
What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: Be a horse

riding instructor, police woman or actress.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Smiley, kind and
gentle Daisy—always ready to help others. I shall
remember your wonderfully sweet singing in church.
Daisy works so hard in class it makes my heart burst.

Favourite memory: Learning how to

draw because I enjoy doing it now and I also
loved going to Young Voices because I just
love singing. I enjoyed singing solos in the
Christmas concert.

What I will miss about Hutton:

Seeing my best mates.

Three words to describe me: Funny,

sporty and kind.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I would like to

be an air force pilot or a police officer.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Just a look from Tristan
and I know exactly what he is thinking—I have enjoyed
you being in year 6. He has a wicked sense of humour
and even more wicked dance moves! Keep up with the
singing, you have a talent that you mustn’t hide away.

Favourite memory: Going to Young Voices.
What I will miss about Hutton: I will miss

not seeing all my friends and teachers.

Three words to describe me: Chatty,

helpful and kind.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I

would like to be a hairdresser and have my own salon.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: Chloe,
question for you “What is the word we use for an answer
when you are multiplying/adding/subtracting/
dividing?” - you worked really hard to learn these, but
can you still remember? Keep smiling brightly
Chloe as it really lights up the room. I shall remember
you for your fun, bubbly, sweet nature.

Favourite memory: Going on school trips,

excitement and adventure. Hooke Court was my
favourite and doing different activities every day.

What I will miss about Hutton:

Generally being at school everyday with my friends and
seeing my teachers.

Describe Mrs Scherer: Funny, caring and just lovely.
What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I want to work

hard and travel a bit and hopefully fulfil my dreams of being on stage
dancing or performing in the West End or around the world.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me:
Tilly Taylor! Energetic, chatty, fun, lively, friendly,
caring—the list just goes on and on. Keep doing what
you do and I am sure you will end up on a stage! You
have been a fantastic tribe leader to Luo—well done for
all your achievements.

Favourite memory: I loved the year 6

Mendip Residential, learning how to ski,
canoeing and getting to toboggan and watch-
ing the movie with my classmates. However, I
remember in year 4 at Hooke Court when the
fire alarm went off at midnight and Mrs Scherer
had to drag some of the boys out of their bunkbeds—that was funny!

What I will miss about Hutton: I will miss my friends.
Three words to describe me: Flexible, shy and crazy!
What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: I think in 20

years’ time, I’ll be a gymnastics coach or even own my own
gymnastics club!

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: It’s Lily, our flexible
friend. She never ceases to amaze me with her
gymnastic moves and leaves my heart in my mouth!
You have so much to offer this world, now you need to
just go out there and show them. Aim high!

Favourite memory: I have enjoyed all the

school trips, including Mendip and Hooke Court.
Since I started school, I wanted to lead assembly
but then I finally got the chance in year 6 and I
especially enjoyed handing out certificates to my
friends and working together with them when they
helped me with assembly. It was also quite
special and funny when I handed a Dabaso
certificate to my little brother Eli.

What I will miss about Hutton: I will miss all my friends, they

have been a big part of my life for the past seven years. They have
made me laugh and have picked me up when I was sad. I will also
miss my teachers, especially Mrs Scherer because she has supported
and helped me with maths and other subjects.

Three words to describe me: Caring, friendly and crazy.
What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: When I grow

up, I would love to be a gymnast and maybe just maybe, represent
Great Britain at the Olympics!

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me:
She is a secret weapon on the athletics track and can
outrun many. She has also been an amazing worship
leader and has been a fabulous student—always ready
to learn and support others.

Favourite memory: Young Voices

because standing there with my class
singing, dancing and laughing felt
awesome.

What I will miss about Hutton:

Having LOADS of fun in class and being
able to let loose and be a child.

Three words to describe me: Brave,

shy and special.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time: Living in a

nice house in the country with my cousin. I would like to own a horse
and I would love to be a lifeguard.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: You are indeed very
special and I have got to see this even more since you
joined the year 6 bubble. You have smiled and laughed
your way through our time at school and it has been a
pleasure to get to know you better more recently.

Favourite memory: Going on school

trips, my favourite was Noah’s Ark.

What I will miss about Hutton:

I will miss my friends.

Three words to describe me:

Short, athletic and kind.

What I hope to be doing in 20 years’ time:

I hope to be a professional footballer.

Mrs Scherer’s memories of me: It’s Joshy! Always
ready for fun and football. I have seen a very caring
side of Josh in year 6 which is fantastic. You have been a
good friend to others and I have enjoyed all the fun you
have brought to our class.









Miss Momber
I will never forget your amazing acting skills in Babushka, my first
Nativity at Hutton. You worked really hard to learn your lines and
your singing was some of the best. Thank you for making my first
Nativity as a teacher so wonderful.

Mrs Cruse
I remember making the large fabric Elmer the Elephant with this
class in year 2. We entered it into the Hutton Horticultural Show
and won a cup.

Mrs Kuht
My best memory of the class is year 4 camp. How they loved the
night walk in the woods, seeing the college lit up in the dark. The
children seeing their great teacher dressing up as a Roman
Soldier!!!. How can we forget the fire alarm going off at about
10.30pm and trying to wake some of the children up. They were
so calm about going back to bed afterwards.

Mrs Storer
I adored you all as my year 2 class. You were loving, funny and
mischievous! I will always remember your enthusiasm for anything
creative....your "Pinocchio" Dance Their Socks Off performance at
the theatre made me so proud.
I have no doubt that you will continue to grow and flourish into
amazing young people who have the world at their feet.
Remember you are all superstars and anything is possible,
Love Mrs Storer xxx

Mrs Lovely
Oh year 6! This could only happen to you! As a group you have
been through so many ups and downs together but that has just
made you into the strong, resilient and amazing class that you
are. It has been a privilege to watch you grow and mature over
the years and your next schools are very lucky to have you!
Good luck!! From Mrs Lovely

Mrs Smith

Year 6 - I cannot believe you are leaving us! You are such a
special class and will always hold a very special place in my
heart! I will always remember all the really fun times we had
together - learning all about Harry Potter, making wands and
playing Quidditch and the tournament we hosted; our trip to
North Somerset Countryside day; making our stone age cave with
cave paintings; building Stone Age animals; learning about the
Victorians; Dance Their Socks Off and then the Dance Festival
when you were in Year 5 and were the most AMAZING
performers! You really are all so incredibly fun, kind, caring,
supportive and patient children and have always done us proud
in everything you have done. You have always worked incredibly
hard and have wanted to achieve your best and you have
represented the school at so many events and on trips brilliantly.
You have such bright futures ahead of you - go and show the
secondary schools what absolute superstars each and every one
of you are! We will all miss you very much, Love Mrs Smith x

Mrs Willoughby

When I think about this class, I smile (and usually chuckle). You
have always been 'that class' on my radar - I was always crossing
my fingers to have you but I never did. I have fond memories of
you all, whether it be a comment in the corridor, a laugh shared
on the playground or a cheeky grin across the classroom - when
you knew you should have been working.

I'm so excited for you all - I wish you all the absolute best of luck in
your new schools. Just remember, you can do it - take a deep
breath and aim high. You will be amazing!

Mrs McCollum

I have so many wonderful memories of my time spent with your
class since Reception, as a whole and individually. I know I am not
the only one who is proud of the young men and ladies that you
are becoming. I really am going to miss all of you, but I'm excited
for all the opportunities you will have in Secondary School.

Please come back and see us every now and then.

Mr Holdaway

Talking about Memories - my year singing with Year 6 seemed
to stop at Christmas - a real sadness for me!! We'd achieved
some great performances together all the way from The Frog
Song in Y4 all the way through the wonderfully impromptu Easter
Play at Hayden's Care Home as well as in School in Year 5, to last
Christmas's brilliant Carol concert with all the solos, duets, trios, so
brilliantly performed - and, of course Young Voices. You have all
been an amazingly talented Y6 and it is such a huge sadness that
our usual musical "goodies" like the full scale production this term
have been unable to happen!! I can only dream on the certainty
that it would have been an utterly memorable performance!

I have missed all that fun - a mega-regret -

And that I'm too old to do what I normally do!!

Anyway - I wish every single one of you God's blessing and good
fortune for September in your new schools - and with the new
normal!! A very strange time for all of us - but I do hope to see
you in better circumstances when all this has passed.

With fondest wishes to you all,

Eric Holdaway

Mrs Cowton

Well hello and goodbye Year 6.

I have seen most of you grow from small chatty Year 1 pupils to
the lovely friendly and in your own ways talented Year 6.

I have been privileged to watch your performances and sang
with you through Dance Your Socks Off and laughed as you all
pulled together as a team on School Camp.

I wish you all the best in your future learning and hope you will all
spare a thought for us at Hutton.

Good luck

Mrs Cowton. Xx

Miss Anderton
You were an amazing Year 5 Class and I knew you would do well
in Year 6. You were fun to teach, always eager and ready to
learn, dedicated to your learning and with a very positive growth
mindset and super ideas. Your enthusiasm for all our projects
made working with you purposeful and rewarding for all. You
thoughtfully completed The Archbishop of York Young Leaders
Award, raising money for the Rhinos and collecting for the
Foodbank, making positive changes and showing you could be
the change you wanted to see. The Easter Play was superb with
fantastic singing and acting. You asked brilliant questions of our
politicians and our trip to Parliament and The British Museum
helped us understand more about how we can make positive
changes in the world. I will miss seeing you around school but I
know each one of you will go out into the world and take with
you the warmth, compassion and positivity you have shown and
developed during your time at Hutton. I wish you all the best in
your new school and in your future lives, you will be amazing!
Miss Anderton.

Mrs Whiting

Class 6, A class of many talents!

During your time at Hutton it has been an absolute privilege to
watch you grow into wonderful young people with an
abundance of amazing talent! I am sure one day we will be
watching some of you perform on stage at the theatre, singing as
part of a choir, playing sports in huge stadiums, winning gold
medals at the Olympics, presenting art work in a museum, the list
is endless! Aim high, keep working hard and never lose sight of
your dreams.

Good luck on your new and exciting adventure.

Mrs Whiting

Mrs Amos

I can remember you starting in your reception class with

Mr Clapson- and all the outdoor learning you did with him. I have
loved seeing how you have all developed - and grown in
confidence over the past seven years.

The one thing I will remember most about this class is your
fantastic singing- I can't remember another class with so many
talented singers - and I loved our choir tours!

I wish you all the very best for your future - and I hope you will
keep in touch and let us know about your future successes!

Goodbye from Mrs Scherer

“Buenos Aries” Year 6,

I can’t believe it is time to say goodbye, I know some of you at
home feel like we already have, but you are still very much part of
our class. You have been such a very, very special class to me –
you are all absolutely amazing in so many different ways. There
have been so many highlights to my year with you…of course
Young Voices has to be one of them. Not just the actual concert
but all the rehearsals in class when you couldn’t contain
yourselves and turned into rock stars with your air guitars and
head banging; when we struggled so hard to do all the different
parts of Kusi Mama and when we tried to hit those pesky high
notes.

I don’t think a day has gone by when we have not laughed
together – I never understood why our spelling lessons were such
fun but they always ended in laughter – but don’t worry parents
(and Mrs Amos), they were learning at the same time! You have
all thrown yourselves into lessons and have mastered long division,
algebra, passive/active voice, subjunctive mood to name just a
few. Your learning curve went from zero to hero in no time at all
and your willingness to learn has been amazing – what more
could a teacher ask for? It is such as shame that you didn’t get to
show how much you have learnt in your SATs tests, but just know
that you would all have achieved your very best because you
had the right attitude.

I hope that you have learnt many life lessons from our ‘Black
history’ topics of Empire, slavery, Windrush and the Civil Rights
Movement – always remember what we have learned, how these
events have shaped the world we live in today and what we can
do to make this world a better place for everyone. I hope this has
been a parting gift to you that we all have a better
understanding of ours and others places in the society we all
share.

We have missed out on a lot of the extras that are special to Year
6. How disappointed I was that we couldn’t do Peter Pan – with a
class like ours and the amazing talent you have, the show would
have just blown everyone away. We also missed out on camping
at Hooke Court (although the 4am dawn chorus from the birds I
certainly didn’t miss). However, we did manage to have a
freebie residential at Mendip in September where you skied,
canoed, kayaked and danced and we did also share a rather
special time together at Hooke Court in year 4, so I do hope these
will be wonderful memories that you will take away with you.

I feel so privileged to have taught you not only in Year 6 but also
in Year 4 – a double whammy of the fun you brought to my life. I
will always smile when I think of you all and hold a very special
place in my heart. If you see me around, please come and say
hello, don’t be shy, it’s only Mrs Scherer! I shall miss bringing home
to my family stories of your antics and jokes but it is time to share
your loveliness with your new teachers. On that note, go ahead
into secondary school with pride of who you are and of what you
are about to become. Never lose sight of who you are in the
quest to try and fit in; your characters are what make you YOU
and that is what makes you special. Make the most of every
opportunity that secondary school brings you: make new friends;
learn new skills; join clubs and work hard. Be the best you that you
can be!

I’ll leave you now with a few words that I would like you to
remember from one of our favourite books we read together in
Year 4: Wonder.

“It’s not enough to be friendly. You have to be a friend.”

“Be kinder than is necessary.”

“If you have a choice between being right and being kind,
always choose kind.”

Lots of love,

Mrs Scherer xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx – one for each of you!

GOODBYE AND
GOOD LUCK