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Here is the home learning menu for this half term linked to our topic 'Can you explain the unexplained?'.
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 or SPaG 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 'Can you explain the unexplained?' where we will be learning all about unsolved mysteries such as Scottish myths and Bermuda Triangle tales, creating our own working lighthouses and taking part in a Crumble Coding workshop.
Please see the attached topic web for more information about what your child will be learning this half term.
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Our Year 4 and 5 girls had so much fun at the very first glow futsal festival in Tameside. They showed great team work and loved dressing up for the event. Well done girls!
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Year 4 had lots of fun designing, creating and evaluating their Victorian pottage in their DT lessons. They decided which vegetables and stock they wanted in their soup and if they wanted it blended or not. The class loved getting to try each groups creations and tried lots of vegetables they hadn't had before. Well done everyone!
I hope you've had a restful February break, and the children are eager to return to school. They have been working ever so hard last half term, and I hope they're buzzing to get started on our What did the Windrush scandal teach us topic. In Geography, they will be researching the HMS Windrush; we will be linking this knowledge closely to our writing skills. In science, the children will be organising and running the Science Fair, which takes place in British Science Week on 9th March 2026. This term, we have our outdoor activities day is organised for Monday, 16th March.
This half term (Spring 2), our exciting new topic is “How Does Your Garden Grow?”
Broadbent Fold is pleased to be taking part in The National Year of Reading which is a major UK-wide campaign led by the Department for Education and the
