What Your Child Will Master
By the End of Year 6 English, Your Child Will...

4 terms. 10 sessions each. Every curriculum standard covered.
Complete Year 6 English Curriculum
| S.No | Topic | What We Cover |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Levels of Formality in Language | Students explore how language changes according to audience, purpose and social distance. They compare informal, conversational and formal language across spoken and written texts. Examples include classroom discussions, presentations and formal requests. Students practise adjusting tone and word choice appropriately. Short role-plays and sentence rewrites consolidate learning. |
| 02 | Reading Texts in Context | Students examine how texts represent ideas and events shaped by historical, social and cultural contexts. They compare media and literary texts created in different times or places. Attention is given to how context influences viewpoints and language choices. Students support interpretations with evidence from texts. Written responses demonstrate understanding. |
| 03 | Writing Structured Paragraphs | Students learn to plan and write structured paragraphs with a clear topic sentence, supporting details and a concluding sentence. They practise grouping related ideas logically. Model paragraphs are analysed before independent writing. Editing focuses on clarity and cohesion. Paragraph writing is applied across subjects. |
| 04 | Spelling: Prefixes, Suffixes & Word Origins | Students apply knowledge of prefixes, suffixes and word origins to spell complex and technical words. Greek and Latin roots are introduced to explain meaning and spelling patterns. Students break unfamiliar words into meaningful parts. Dictionary use is reinforced. Spelling is applied in writing tasks. |
| 05 | Objective vs Subjective Language | Students distinguish between objective language that reports facts and subjective language that expresses opinions or bias. They analyse examples from news reports and persuasive texts. Students identify emotive and judgemental language. Sentences are rewritten to remove bias. Understanding is demonstrated through short evaluations. |
| 06 | Embedded Clauses in Complex Sentences | Students learn how embedded clauses expand noun groups and add detail to complex sentences. They identify embedded clauses in model texts. Sentence-building activities focus on elaborating ideas clearly. Students practise combining clauses accurately. Editing tasks reinforce grammatical control. |
| 07 | Responding to Characters & Events | Students explain responses to characters and events using evidence from the text. They consider how historical, cultural or social contexts shape characters’ actions. Texts include Australian, First Nations and world literature. Students justify opinions using examples. Written reflections consolidate interpretation skills. |
| 08 | Narrative Adaptation Writing | Students adapt characters, settings or events from familiar texts to create original narratives. They plan changes while maintaining narrative coherence. Emphasis is placed on experimenting with viewpoint or plot shifts. Drafting focuses on descriptive detail and structure. Peer feedback supports refinement. |
| 09 | Formal Discussion Skills | Students participate in structured discussions using appropriate formality and interaction skills. They practise paraphrasing, questioning and building on others’ ideas. Emphasis is placed on respectful disagreement and clarity. Students take on defined discussion roles. Reflection supports improvement. |
| 10 | Term Review & Assessment | Students complete integrated reading, writing and language tasks to demonstrate learning from the term. Activities include paragraph writing, comprehension questions and short responses. Assessment focuses on language choices and clarity. Feedback highlights strengths and areas for improvement. Results inform planning for the next term. |
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What a Typical Session Looks Like

Warm-up (5 min)
Quick review of the previous session to reinforce learning
Core Teaching (25 min)
New concept introduction with examples and guided practice
Guided Practice (15 min)
Student works through problems with tutor support
Independent Practice (10 min)
Student applies skills independently
Wrap-up (5 min)
Summary, homework assignment, and preview of next session
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