Meet our new Librarians. We had our first meeting on Friday and they already have lots of plans for the year ahead. They will be very busy soon helping to organise our new library furniture. The lunchtime clubs will start very soon and they can't wait to get going. 

Well done to all of our Year 3 Superstars this week.

I am so pleased that we also won the very first PE trophy this week for our super dance lesson. 

Year 3 have been partitioning numbers up to 100 this week using bead strings to help them. Great counting.

This week we looked at our rights in a school. We then used technology to create a class word cloud of the most important rules we think we should have to have a happy, effective classroom.

I am very excited to start our new year together in Year 3.

We have a very full half term planned. see our new topic information for the half term. This will be updated every half term on the class blog and on Seesaw. 

I ahve attached the Home Learning Plan with ideas and activities which can be completed this half term as additional learning. Please attach completed work on your Seesaw profile or you can send them FAO Miss Harvey to admin@broadbentfold.tameside.sch.uk

Here is the home learning menu for this half term linked to our topic 'How did the Romans change Britain?'.

Please complete your home learning in your homework book or upload to Seesaw. Star points will be earnt for all pieces of homework completed. 

Times tables homework will be sent out every Friday also. 

I cannot wait to see all the exciting things you do!

This half term, our topic in Year 4 is 'How did the Romans change Britain?' where we will be learning all about the rise of the Roman empire, the resistance against Boudica and how the Roman's helped to advance British society. We also have our Roman themed trip to the Grosvenor Museum in Chester to look forward to!

Please see the attached topic web for more information about what your child will be learning this half term.

Year 5 have got off to a great start with their PE sessions!  In Tag Rugby, with Mr Williams the Sports Coach, they have been practising the correct way to hold a rugby ball, as well as learning the importance of using different kinds of passes.  In Hockey, the children started by learning how to hold the wooden hockey sticks correctly and moved on to practising their dribbling skills.  They enjoyed a game of "Rob the Nest" by attempting to dribble as many balls as possible from the centre "nest" to their own hoops!  Brilliant work Year 5!  Mrs Blomeley

What a fantastic start to Year 5 we have had!  The whole class received a Headteacher's merit!  It was so difficult to choose a particular person as they have all impressed me in some way!  Other awards were given for great Maths work and our Good to be Green awards were presented, as always, for following our school rules of being Ready, Respectfu; and Safe!  Thank you Year 5!  Mrs Blomeley

Welcome to Year 5!  Our first half term's topic is "What was life like for Victorian children?" and we have some exciting and inspiring activities to help us delve into this important period in history.  Our visit to George Street Chapel will enhance their learning and help the class to empathise with children from the past.  Have a look at the Medium Term Plan below to find other activities planned for all areas of the curriculum.  Also attached is the Challenge Home Learning grid for this term’s topic.  This contains activities to complete if you are home learning, or just want to do some