We are so proud of year 6 for their wonderful production of 'The Next Big Step'

You all did so well and put on a fantastic last show.

We have achieved our golden award for PE - Games. We were aiming for silver, but got gold. Well done everyone! A huge well done and thank you to Miss Mainprize, who has worked so hard as our PE leader to achieve this. 

Thank you to Millie for my certificate this morning. She created it on Purple Mash - very clever.It has made my day! 

Thank-you to Mrs Anson for our very last Forest School session today in year 6. The children had lots of fun playing 'Catch the flag' and 'Closer, closer'

They also enjoyed some s'mores whilst reminiscing about their memories from primary school. 

Thank you to our sport's coach Jordan too. Year 6 enjoyed their final games yesterday. 

Well done to our Summer 2 handwriting winners! You have been awarded with your handwritng pencil and certificate for your amazing, neat presentation or for great effort and improvment in your handwriting.

Our winners are: Nursery- Ella, Reception- Aliza, Y1- Lois, Y2- Charlie, Y3- Lolly, Y4- Mia, Y5- Henry, Y6- Annabelle

All of their wonderful handwriting has been proudly displayed outside Mrs Parker's room. 

Mr Daniel Parker the Executive at Crescent Roofing came today in assembly to share photos of the whole process. This was fascinating for our pupils and inspired a couple to want to be a roofer! We were also lucky to get drone footage of the school, which the pupils loved. Let's hope that it will last us, so we no longer need any more pots of pans! Our Pupil Leaders had some great questions, which Daniel answered and gave us more detail of the whole process. Well done to our leaders, you always make me proud. 

Year 1 loved taking part in the toy workshop. They learnt about the history of old toys and the forces that make them work. They then used sanding, drilling and hammering to make their very own moving toy.

Year 3 played a yes no game to ensure that they could successfully ask a question that only gave a yes or no answer.

Using Purple Mash Year 3 learnt how to use branching databases and then they created their own branching database.

Broadbent Fold took part in the Commonwealth Games Baton Relay where the baton was passed between lots of schools in Tameside. Our Sports Leaders Molly and Sophie represented the school in carrying the baton. Everyone is so excited for the Commonwealth Games to be held in Birmingham in a few weeks. 

Having completed their research on the Avacado based dip, Guacamole, Year 5 worked in groups yesterday to actually make their recipes!  They demonstrated just how brilliant they are as food technicians by using an array of equipment, sensibly and carefully.  Then, of course, they all got the opportunity to taste their delicious versions of Guacamole!  Mrs Hallam, who worked with each group, praised their efforts - she said they were "absolutely amazing"!  Well done everyone!  Mrs Blomeley