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As part of Space Week, Year 1 created their own planets using watercolours. They loved doing these and were very pleased with the outcome.
The Eco leaders would like to launch a competition to design a new sign for our blue paper bins in school. They would like the sign to explain why it is important to recycle paper - e.g. Save the world, recycle your paper. The sign should be eye catching and colourful on A4 paper. Please send your entries into school by Friday 4th November and the Eco leaders will be choosing the winners from each class.
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We have started to develop our diverse section of books in the KS2 Library and in our KS1 classrooms. We are very excited about the range of books that we have added to our library. These include books, characters and authors from the Black, African and Minority Ethnic community and books which celebrate characters who are neurodiverse.
Have a look in the KS2 Library for our new books with the brown sticker bands.
October is Black History Month. At Broadbent Fold we continue to raise awareness of equality and diversity. Check out our year group blogs to see which significant black individual each class has been studying. We are here to learn from the past to make a difference to our present day and our future for everyone.
"The more you know of your history, the more liberated you are." — Maya Angelou
We are celebrating World Space Week at Broadbent Fold. Look out for our competitions set by our Science Leader Miss Harvey. How do astronauts do their cleaning? With a vacuum!What's an astronaut's favourite tea? Gravitea!Where do astronauts train? At universe-ity!
World Space Week begins on 4th October and Thursday 6th October is National Poetry Day.
We are going to combine them together for our new competition for Y1-6.
I would like you to create a space themed poem. This could be about the planets, our solar system or maybe you want to make a poem about aliens.
Present your poem colourfully and you may win a prize in your class. Hand your completed poem to your teacher by Friday 14th October and the winners will be announced in assembly in the final week of the half term.
Good luck.
Miss Harvey
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I am so impressed with our superstars who have won the first Handwriting Award in our new school year.
All of our amazing handwriting is on display outside Mrs Parker's office. Please have a look at their work in the photographs.
Our winners are: Nursery- Arlo, Reception- Vincenza, Y1- George, Y2- Olivia, Y3- Jorge, Y4- Aubrey, Y5- Reiss, Y6- Jenson
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Year 1 have been working very hard on their gymnastics lessons in PE. They have been looking at ways of travelling and balancing on different points and patches.
We have achieved our Primary Science and Quality Mark! Primary Science Quality Mark (PSQM) is the only national award scheme to develop and celebrate the quality of science teaching and learning in primary schools.
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The KS2 Reading Ambassadors launched a competition for classes to design a poster encouraging reading for pleasure.
The Ambassadors met together to choose two winners from each class involved- this was a tough decision!
We chose our overall winner- Sam Sheppard from Year 5! Well done Sam!
All of the winning posters will be proudly displayed in the KS2 Library and they will also be sent to Tameside Libraries who will share them too.
Our winners are: Y2- Matilda H and Reeva Y3- Vincent and Chloe Y4- Hollie and Renie Y5- Mia and Sam Y6- Lexi and Xander.
