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Congratulations to our stars of the week Aaron and Noah.
Aaron has worked hard in maths on his understanding of long multiplication this week progressing to more complex calculations to eventually modelling to others at the front of the class.
Noah has completed his homework task and presented his PowerPoint about King George in front of the class.
Harriet and Riley are our Good to Be Green winners.
Thank you so much for your generous donations to Barty's Foodbank. I know they will be very grateful for all of the food.
Broadbent Fold pupils loved taking part in the tag rugby competition today. They showed great teamwork, scored some brilliant tries and did some great tackles. Well done to everyone that took part and for coming 3rd in your group.
Broadbent Fold vs Inspire = 2-3
Broadbent Fold vs Godley =1-1
Broadbent Fold vs St John Fisher = 4-2
Broadbent Fold vs St George's = 0-2.
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Year 6 had a homework task to research their favourite British Monarch and present some information about them in class.
I have been so impressed with their ICT skills, presentation skills and the way that they delivered their research to everyone.
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This week our librarians started a lunchtime club where they read and play games with children in KS2.
Well done :)
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We had to work on our communication and trust in each other during PE this week when taking part in some blind-folded challenges.
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KS2 pupils took part in the second week of the Cross Country Grand Prix today and we had some more fantastic results!
Year 3-4 Girls
Courtney 10th, Isla 13th, Chloe 24th, Evie-Mae 37th, Phoebe 39th
Year 3-4 Boys
George 3rd, Jacob 6th, Noah 35th
Year 5-6 Girls
Isabelle 20th
Year 5-6 Boys
Sam 10th, Boyd 12th, Tyler 19th, Alfie 25th, Theo 27th, Daniel 28th, James 34th
Well done to everyone that took part!
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The whole class were awarded a certificate today for their excellent behaviour and enthusiasm at Rayner Stephens this week.
Boyd also won a Headteacher's Award for his fabulous science work this week.
Well done to Aaron and Abigail for winning the Good to be Green Award.
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We have been investigating how light travels in straight lines using torches and mirrors. We then had lots of fun working in groups to make a periscope. A periscope is an optical instrument that uses mirrors to reflect images through a 3D shape. Light rays hit the top mirror and are then reflected at an angle of 90 degrees down the periscope to the second mirror. At the bottom of the periscope, the light hits another mirror and is then reflected into the viewer's eye.
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.
