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It was a very busy night for our football teams with both the boys team and girls team playing against Yew Tree Primary School.
The girls team showed great teamwork and communication skills winning their match 1-0.
The boys team showed great perseverance throughout their match but lost 3-2. Harley was the player of the match for his fantastic defending skills.
Well done to everyone that played and thank you to Yew Tree for organising the matches.
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Lots of pupils braved the cold on Saturday morning for the first cross country race this year. I was so impressed with the sportsmanship of everyone who took part and how everyone was cheering the pupils who were racing on.
Year 3/4 Girls
6th Aubrey
16th Maisie
24th Faye
Year 3/4 Boys
6th Sam
12th Oliver
20th James
Year 5/6 Girls
12th Laura
Year 5/6 Boys
9th Boyd
10th Xander
18th Tyler
19th Daniel
Well done to everyone who took part!
What a shining beacon and a brilliant example of excellence Ellis is in Year 4. In his own time he raised £446 for the Alzhemer's Society. He completed a memory walk in aid of his grandad Jeff. We are all very proud of you Ellis- well done.
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A HUGE THANK YOU to those people who sent in photographs for our "Numbers in Real Life" display! We received some amazing photographs from all around the country, proving that numbers are absolutely everywhere around us! Here are just a few of the photographs we received. Thank you again. Mrs Blomeley
Welcome back to Autumn Term 2 in Year 5 which will be action packed in more ways than one! Our new topic is 'Can you crack the code to become a Spy?' A firm favourite in Year 5, this topic presents some fantastic opportunities for writing! The children will create interesting character descriptions and mysterious settings, resulting in spine tingling, spy narratives! They will adore Spy Day, with its opportunity to dress up as their very own spy, as well as being able to design and make their own spy gadgets! Add to this, Bikeability, where they will spend two days gaining their badge
A big well done to the Year 5 and 6's who represented Broadbent Fold in the tag rugby competition this week. They all did the school proud coming 3rd in their group. They won against Moorside and Greenside 2 and lost to Russell Scott and Manchester Road 1. All pupils showed brilliant teamwork and great sportsmanship.
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Well done to our whole school poetry competition winners.
We hope you enjoy your poetry books.
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Finally the day came for Year 5's visit to Quarry Bank Mill! Dressed in Victorian clothes, they arrived as a group of poor workhouse children who were about to start as apprentices in the apprentice House. They learnt about the gruelling jobs they would have to do, the terrible food they'd have to eat and heard tales about the dangers of working in the Mill. The guides were so impressed with Year 5's respectful behaviour and their enthusiasm for learning. What a brilliant class you are Year 5! We are very proud of you! Mrs Blomeley
The girls football team had a fantastic first match against Arlies Primary School with Broadbent Fold winning 13-0. Laura got player of the match for her fantastic teamwork and for scoring 4 goals for the team. Thank you to Arlies for hosting the match.
Broadbent Fold Primary is sharing this competition with parents and children, it would be fantastic if children could enter.
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