We want girls to play football!
It’s time to take a stand, to make a difference.
Girls are an unstoppable force for good if they’re given the chance. The chance to play football.
They want to play in the school curriculum, at breaktime, after school, at local clubs – wherever, whenever they want. No barriers, no stereotypes. Let Girls Play.
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The Reading Ambassadors met with me today to choose winners of our 'top hat' design competition. This was very difficult because the standard was so high throughout school. Our winning top hats have been displayed in the KS2 Library.
Our winners are Nursery- Zachary, Reception- Vanessa, Y1- Tobias, Y2- Noah, Y3- Chloe, Y4- Ted, Y5- Oliver and Y6- Mia.
Thank you to everybody who entered the competition.
Soon we will be taking part in British Science Week and we have lots of fun learning opportunities planned throughout school. The theme this year is 'connections.'
What do you know about connections in science? How are body parts connected? How is the world built on connections? How are all animals connected? How is the solar system connected to the sun? Is there someone you have connected with who has inspired or helped you? This could be a famous scientist!
Broadbent Fold girls football team had a fantastic match last night against St Mary's, Denton winning the game 6-3 and progressing to the semi finals. Players of the match go to Heidi for her fantastic goal keeping skills and Ruby for how much th confidence grew throughout the game. Thank you to all the Year 6 boys and parents who came to cheer on the team.
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Congratulations to our superstars this week: Alfie and Lexi.
Alfie's poem based on 'The Arrival' is so lovely and powerful- I can't wait to display it in the classroom on our wall.
Lexi is a wonderful member of the class- she is so kind, helpful and a lovely role model to others. I want to keep her next year!
Heidi and Rocky won the Good to be Green Award this week.
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To celebrate World Book day year 6 brought in some of their favourite books from home to read and share with their friends.
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This week Year 6 have created some emotional poems based on a migrant's story in our class text 'The Arrival'
We have made our poems into our own class book which will be proudly displayed in the library for others to read. Please look through the photographs at all of their wonderful pieces of work.
Thank you to our Reading Ambassadors and Librarians for their help during World Book Day. They received a certificate in assembly today :)
We will meet next week to look at the top hat designs and choose our winners...
Miss Harvey
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Today our Reading Ambassadors and Librarians worked together to organise and put on a book quiz at lunchtimes for the school. They helped the children work out emoji clues to guess the fairytale, nursery rhyme or children's book. The children have worked so hard on identifying books and we are really impressed with their efforts and how many books they could recognise.
Thank you so much to our Reading Ambassadors and Librarians :)
Miss Harvey
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Year 6 have enjoyed their story time this week with Mrs Laitl and Miss Lewis. Mrs Laitl read 'Głodna gąsienica' 'The Hungry Caterpillar' in Polish. It was lovely to see the children recognising some of the language like days of the week and vegetables. Miss Lewis entertained us with one of her favourite stories 'The Wonky Donkey.'
