2020 is providing lots of opportunities for learning online. Below is an overview of some of the areas of Computing that children could be accessing as part of their home school learning.
E-SAFETY Home Learning
As part of our Computing curriculum and RSE/PSHE lessons e-safety lessons are taught.
We ask children how do they keep safe online?
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Everyone has had a fantastic time at Forest School this term. They have been lighting 'fairy blankets', using tools safely for whittling and sawing logs to make wood cookies. The children have also played new games, made natural paint brushes, identified leaves, balanced on the slackline and played in the mud. Each group has been cooking in the mud kitchen and they have made smores by toasting marshmallows on the campfire. What a busy few weeks. I am very proud of them all!
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Thanks to the PTFA, who delivered toilet rolls and spiders to the classroom, Year 4 had a great time playing Dressing the Mummy and other Halloween games on Friday! A brilliant end to the half term! Mrs Blomeley
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KS2 took part in a competition against other schools in Tameside where they had to run 1 mile as fast as they could. The fastest times from each class have been submitted into the competition, we can't wait to hear how we have done! Well done to everyone who took part!
Year 6 Boys:
1st = Coban - 7 minutes 30 seconds
2nd = Aidan - 7 minutes 56 seconds
3rd = Reuben - 8 minutes 5 seconds
Year 6 Girls:
1st = Isabel - 7 minutes 58 seconds
1st = Poppy - 7 minutes 58 seconds
3rd = Maisie - 8 minutes 42 seconds
Year 5 Boys:
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Year 4 are enjoying their weekly music sessions with Mrs Simpson from Tameside Music Services. They are learning about pitch, rhythm and tone, as well as learning to play the penny whistle. Fantastic work Year 4 - you sound amazing! Mrs Blomeley
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What a fantastic collection of pumpkins we received back into school! Children from all year groups at Broadbent Fold have been busy carving their pumpkins ready to return them to school to line our Key Stage 2 path. We also had a selection of entries sent in by email from some of the children who are isolating at home. Each pumpkin was unique and they all looked amazing! This afternoon our Pupil Leaders had the difficult job of choosing some winners. All of the designs were brilliant but the Pupil Leaders managed to choose four:
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Year 4 enjoyed their planting session with Mrs Anson yesterday! First we watched "The Promise" - an urban fairy tale of a young thief who tries to snatch an old woman's bag. She finds she can't have it without giving a promise in return - to plant acorns for future generations. Later, Year 4 gave their own promises to nature by planting acorns or conkers, which they had collected and brought into school during the week. We are looking forward to observing the plants over time. Mrs Blomeley.
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Year 4 enjoyed picking their pumpkins yesterday! Thanks to the PTFA they were able to buy one to take home to carve and decorate. We are looking forward to seeing the finished pumpkin trail when they return them to school! What a brilliant idea! Mrs Blomeley
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Year 4 took on Miss Mainprize's Challenge Me event yesterday! They earned their stickers by running around the playground for ten minutes! Well done everyone! Mrs Blomeley
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Congratulations to our whole school handwriting winners in Autumn 1:
Nursery- Daisy
Reception- Olivia
Year 1- Millie
Year 2- Lolly
Year 3- Sam
Year 4- Seth
Year 5- Sophie
Year 6 - Lucy
We have started to use a new scheme in school called 'Letterjoin'. All of these children have made a great start and have impressed their teachers! Their magnificent work has been displayed on our writing display near Mrs Parker's office.
