On Thursday 2nd March, Broadbent Fold will celebrate World Book Day. Please see the attached newsletter with all of the information and events that will be taking place.
COMPETITION
Please design and/or make a top hat for your favourite book character. What colours does your character like to wear? What could you attach to your top hat that reflects your character's personality or hobbies? Is your top hat inspired by a goody or a baddy?
During half term please visit Tameside Libraries for these free fun events:
Tuesday 21 February 10-11am and 1-2pm Dukinfield Library: join comics artist Marc Jackson and learn to draw your own cartoon characters
Wednesday 22 February 1.30 - 3.30 pm Ashton Library: join Jim Medway for Creating Comics, all the basics to drawing your own comic strips and stories.
Thursday 23 February 2.30 - 3.30 pm Hattersley Library: meet author Sean Perkins who will read one of his stories and bring along some exciting activities to do based on his Oscar and Ben books!
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Broadbent Fold watched a live online assembly today 7th February 2023- An Internet Legends Assembly. Children were encouraged to used their critical thinking skills when online.Remember 'Be kind online' and make time to have conversations about being online.
What type of password is a strong password to use? What should you do if you see something unkind online?
This week children are taking part in lessons about online safety.
The theme for 2023 is, 'Want to talk about it? Making space for conversations about life online'.
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A big well done to the 2 boys who represented Tameside in the cross country championships on Saturday. You did Broadbent Fold proud!
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Lots of pupils at Broadbent Fold have taken part in the PaninI design a football kit competition. Our sports council selected these fabulous entries as our school winners. All entries have been submitted to Panini, fingers crossed we win! Well done to everyone that took part.
The Eco leaders have given out boxes to children in their class so that they can collect batteries for recycling. If your child did not bring a box home the used batteries can be brought into school in a plastic bag. The bags and boxes can be handed to the eco leaders in your child's class and they will bring them to me. We are only collecting these used batteries: AAA AA C D The batteries that we collect will be recycled to make new batteries, used in the construction industry and they can even be made into fertilizer! Please don't throw your old batteries away. Ov
Thank you to the families who joined us for our book look. We are very proud of the hard work our pupils are doing everyday - we are pleased you are too. There will be another opportunity soon.
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Today in forest school we have been playing one of the groups favourite games - 1,2,3 Where are you? Then we made spinners and necklaces from wood cookies.
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Year1 have been extrememly busy in their forest school session this week. Making fairy houses, bird feeders, using tools safely and playing the follow the leader game. Some children were very brave and really enjoyed climbing the trees. Well done everyone!
