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Well done to this week's Head-Teacher and Good to be Green award winners! Thank you for always being fabulous! Well done to the children who have reached 100 star points and achieved their bronze star point award today - superb effort! Well done to T and T who have both achieved player of the week at their football clubs. Well done!
This morning, we arrived at school to see CCTV footage of Erol the Elf skipping through our classroom! He left us a letter and two chocolate advent calendars.
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Today, we shared our new class text 'The Jolly Postman.' The children enjoyed taking out the letters and reading them.
On Friday, we were awarded the Equal Access Award by the FA for ensuring our school has the same opportunities for boys and girls in football. Well done to Greenside and Manchester Road who also picked up the same award.
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Well done to this weeks Head-Teacher and Good to be Green award winners, you have really stood out with both your behaviour and learning this week. Well done to H and T who have been achieved a special award or two at their out of school clubs! Keep up the hard work boys!
Yesterday Year 3 performed a poem to the whole school. We read a poem based on Spike Milligan's famous poem called 'On the Ning nang nong'
Our poem links to our topic and was called 'On the Stone Age hill'
Here are our Young Ambassadors for this school year! Their role is to help promote sport and PE across school. They have already been very busy in KS1 running lots of diffferent games at lunch time. They completed their training last week and got to meet GB sprinter, Andy Robertson who was a Young Ambassador when he was at school.
We cannot wait to see their ideas in action!
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Here are our Game Changers for this school year! Their role is to help ensure equal access in sport for girls and boys, especially in football.
They attended training last week and already have so many ideas for things we can do at school. The Game Changers look very smart in their new hoodies!
We cannot wait to see the impact they have across school in ensuring equal access in sport.
Next week on Wednesday 27th November the whole school will take part in No Pens Day. This is a day to recognise that there are many different ways to communicate and not all people find talking and understanding words easy. Communication is vital for young people to thrive and difficulties in this can make children feel sad and isolated. During No Pens Day we will look at alternative ways to communicate like using gestures, facial expressions, codes and sign language. It will also be a fun way to practise our oracy and speaking and listening skills which is so important.
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Today, Freddie Fit came to visit us at Broadbent Fold and we took part in lots of different exercises. Look how sweaty we are! Thank you Freddie Fit, see yu next time!
