Well done to all of year 3 for receiving a head teachers award for being excellent Broadbent Fold children at our linking school. Also, a huge well done to the other children in these photos for their awards. 

Today our year 6s found out which high school they will be attending in September. Most of the cohort are going to Rayner Stephens and they received a special welcome pack today! We hope everyone is happy with their choices. 

What a great way to start the month of March with our awards. Well done Year4.

School Linking Project 

Today was the day where Year 3 met their Linking School. Lum Head were very welcoming and we enjoyed meeting every single one of them.

Children joined in welcome games and introduced themselves infront of a class of children they'd never met. We are proud of Year 3.

In groups children cooperatively worked ti create bridges and tested their strength. They then decorated doves which they wrote a special message on and shared with a member of the Linking School.

Today in PE, Year 2 have been practising catching a ball consistently and moving their opponent around the court when playing against them through skill development and then applying it into an adapted game. Well done everyone! 

Today in year 2, we created a printed piece of art by pressing, rolling and rubbing using leaves. How fabulous does our artwork look?

As part of their topic, Year 5 created some newly discovered fruit yesterday!  To begin with, they sketched the interesting designs of some real fruit, such as oranges, kiwi and pomegranate.  Their next step will be to paint their drawings and add detail.  For instance, they might design a new purple kiwi, or a turquoise pomegranate!  Finally, they will create a new Chapter of their class text to describe how it was found with a detailed description of how it looks, feels and tastes!  Fantastic work to all our talented artists in Year 5!  Mrs Blomeley

Today we started our P4C sessions about building resillience to extremism through enquiry. Our first session today was about identity and what is important about being ourselves. We had to choose 6 qualities that are important to us. These included things like being human, a niece, a brother, a friend, a reader, a footballer and a dog sister.

After lots of discussion we came up with two lines of enquiry but decided to discuss the question about hobbies and the school day. It was interesting listening to different viewpoints.

Well done year 6.

Year 4 have worked ever so hard drawing portraits of Henry VIII's wives. They had a short tutorial and practised drawing faces,  ensuring the facial features were evenly spaced. I'm sure you would agree with me, that they are fabulous.