Dear Parents, Carers

I do hope that you are all keeping safe and staying well. Please find attached the home learning for the week beginning 16th November. If your child completes any work, please post it on Seesaw, where I aim to review it daily. Further zoom links will be sent to you via School Ping on a daily basis.

If you have any issues, worries or concerns, do not hesitate to contact admin@broadbentfold.tameside.sch.uk

To support with homework look at our website- statutory information- curriculum documents. Here you will find some helpful guidance. The calculation policy may be very helpful to see the strategies that we use in Y6 for different calculations. 

Also see attached documents:

- Glossary of SPAG (spelling, punctuation and grammar) terminology for Y6

- Maths topic summaries

Mia's Maths at Home challenge looks great fun!  She is busy playing shopkeepers with her sister.  It involved adding quantities and amounts and handling money and giving change.  They also added time into their game as the shop was open at 6pm and closed at 6:15pm!  So many aspects of Maths in this game!  Well done Mia and Good Luck!  Mrs Blomeley

Courtney is using her bracelets and bows and other items to work out some addition and subtraction questions at home!   Using objects is a great way to help with Maths!  Well done Courtney and Good Luck with the competition!  Mrs Blomeley

More fantastic examples of using Maths at home.  Elwin is sequencing using Lego!  A very important skill to learn!  Meanwhile, Aubrey is using Maths whilst enjoying Maisie's dance moves!  What a brilliant idea!  Good Luck to you both and well done!  Mrs Blomeley

To commemorate Remembrace Day Year 6 have created their own idividual poppies which they then used to make these fantastic wreaths.

Great teamwork year 6!

Thank you to everyone for their support in our community! 

Here are our first two brilliant entries to the Maths at Home competition!   Firstly, Albert is checking the temperature of his new fridge/freezer and working out the difference between their temperatures of -18 and 3 degress  (answer 21 degrees).  Meanwhile, Matilda is helping her daddy to make sure the new worktops are straight with the spirit level, checking angles and measuring with a tape measure to cut the plinth.  These are both great examples of using Maths at Home!  Thank you and Good Luck!  Mrs Blomeley

Year 1 are learning all about coding this half term. We started by playing with the beebots to understand how to input an algorithm.