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: 

Year 6 have been looking at the artwork of the anonymous artist Banksy.

Have a look at the attached file with our Banksy inspired work.

Well done Year 6- could one of you be the real Banksy??

Our be seen in green or blue day raised a fabulous £345. This is such wonderful news! You can see on here https://rmchcharity.org.uk/ where the funds will go and help children with their daily treatment. 

Well done everyone! 

On Spanish day we created flags, listened and joined in with some new songs and finished the day with flamenco dancing!

We all enjoyed taking part in Space Week. We shared stories, designed alien underpants and made 2D rockets.

Thank you families for all your harvest donations. They have been collected by Tameside East Food Bank today. All your support at this difficult time is truly appreciated! We will let you know the final weight. 

Here is this week's home learning. Please upload anything you complete to Seesaw as we love to see all the fun things you are doing at home. 

Good morning Reception,

Here is this week's home learning.  There is also a couple of challenges set on Seesaw.

Link to A Magical Muddle Story - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3N8t8UD88Q 

Keep sending me all your work on Seesaw, I love seeing all your hard work.  I am so impressed with you all!

Don't forget to have a go at all the games set on Education City.

Stay safe

Mrs Kleban

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.

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