My end of year review (KS2)
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Updated for 2026, this fun resource helps children reflect on their year in KS2 and think about what goals they would like to achieve over the next year at school, at home and in their communities.
What's included
- Free printable PDF resource for KS2 children to use for self reflection with activities that focus on goals, wellbeing and achievements.
- For subscribers only, an adaptable and customisable Word document resource.
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My end of year reflections (KS2) resource
Specifically designed for children in all years of KS2, this engaging resource helps pupils to reflect on their work, attitude, achievements and developmental areas over the last year through a range of fun activities.
The resource enables children to consider their wellbeing and how they have worked proactively on strengthening emotional resilience aspects alongside their academic achievements.
Towards the end of the resource, activities guide pupils to concentrate on future goals, personal areas of development and events that may positively shape their next year.
How to use this resource
A creative end-of-term activity for your KS2 learners, this review asks children to reflect on the past school year. They are to consider their highlights and achievements and to think about how they have changed through the year. Tasks include drafting an Oscar speech, writing a plot for a film, compiling a top ten, creating a fact file for their next teacher and creating a word cloud.
This printable worksheet could be used in the classroom or as a home learning project during the last few weeks of term.
Looking for more KS2 end of year resources?
Why not try some of these reflection resources?
- End of year reflection activities for KS2
- End of year memory book project
- Year 6 quiz
- Year 6 leavers memory book
Browse more in our KS2 end of year collection.
Teaching younger children? Try our version for learners in Key Stage 1.
Extract from the resource:
It’s not goodbye, just au revoir.
Is there a particular person you will really miss when this year ends? You could write them a note in the space below.
My goals for the summer.
Write below what you would like to do over the summer break. It could be to learn a new skill, meet up with a friend, spend some time with your family, write a book, produce some artwork, write a song. Do you have anything planned?
