8 young people greatly enthused after listening to Craig Heap, a multi-medal winning Commnwealth medalist and Olympian. The children have already come up with ideas to get the pupils at Broadbant Fold more active and fitter!
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Year 5 and 6 loved Commando Joe's inflatable this afternoon. Some amazing balance displayed and the children really showed their competitve edge.
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What an amazing family assembly Year 5 produced on Friday. They were outstanding. They didn't just write some of the script but performed it with loud clear voices, enthusiasm and joy. I was extremely proud. Well done Year 5.
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What an amaing visit Year 5 had today when they visited Old Chapel. The children were amazed at the Victorian building and loved finding out about the history of the church. They thoroughly enjoyed going into the pulpit, vestry, balcony and especially having drinks and a biscuit. A big thank you to Mrs Buckle and Mr and Mrs Lowe who showed us around.
Concerned about getting the right sort of book for your Year 5 child? If you're thinking of purchasing an easy Christmas gift, look no further than the Top 5 Reading list.
What an amazing half term we've had. The children have been blown away by Michael Morpurgos' Kensuke's Kingdom, creating some fantastic stories, poems, character descriptions and news reports.
After the holidays we're stepping back in time to The Victorian Era, where the pupils will become historians- delving into the past to learn about their present. Have a fabulous half term holiday and I look forward to seeing you in November.
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I'm so proud of Year 5 and their amazing homework projects. Look how glorious they are! Thank you to all the parents for all the support that you've shown at home.
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What amazing character costumes Y5 have turned up in to celebrate Roald Dahl Day.
Welcome to Year 5. Our first topic starts with a whirl as Micheal is shipwrecked! What will he do? How will he survive?
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During recent Spanish sessions, Year 5 created their own versions of The Very Hungry Caterpillar (La Oruga Muy Habrienta). Their Spanish books were designed with the younger children in mind and included colourful drawings with tactile front covers. Year 5 were delighted to be able to visit Nursery, Reception and Year 1 to share their completed books and the feeling was mutual! The younger children, some of them siblings of Year 5, were amazed by the books; they were absolutely enthralled by Year 5's story-telling! What fantastic role models Year 5 are! Well done everyone! Mrs Blomele
