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In forest school today Year 1 pretended to be bats and use their sense of hearing to find and catch the 'moths'. Then they used their sense of touch to explore the trees and find them again after their blindfolds were removed. All of the children worked well in their teams and helped each other. The children also used the hammers and leaves to make patterns on cloth which is called Hapazome. Well done everyone!
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Science is all around you!What do you love doing? Are you a brilliant baker? Or a mega music fan? Are you the tech wizard amongst your friends?Join the Gadgeteers for the Summer Reading Challenge to discover the amazing science and innovation behind the world around you, including some of your favourite things!Curious? Perfect!
Well done to our year 5 and 6s who represented Broadbent Fold in the Tameside Swimming Gala. Pupils swam so fast and we even had a couple of 1st places! We came 6th overall and the pupils were a great team supporting and cheering each other on. We are very proud.
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Year 1 had a very busy time in their forest school session. They have been playing a game that involves searching for wool 'worms', making nests and animal homes. They have been climbing trees and made a new friend called Slowy the snail!
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On the last day of term the whole school got together to sing the songs throughout the decades that they had been practising each week! Great fun was had by all as the children sung Doris Day's "Que Sera, Sera", Madonna's "Holiday" and many others, including their favourite "Staying Alive" by the Bee Gees! They had a great celebration, dressed in their red, white and blue to commemorate HRH our Majesty the Queen's platinum Jubilee!
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On National Numeracy Day we looked at Maths throughout the school and chose a Super Mathematician of the Day from each class. Tiny, our White Rose Maths mascot, helped to present the certificates! Well done to everyone! Tiny will be visiting each classroom for the last Half Term! Mrs Blomeley
Here is the home learning menu for this half term linked to our topic Tremendous Toys: Have you got this toy at home?
Remember you can earn certificates for all your hard work with your home learning - Gold award = all 8 pieces of homework completed. Silver award = 6 pieces of homework completed, Bronze award = 4 pieces of homework completed
I cannot wait to see all the exciting things you produce. Don't forget to bring your homework into school or upload it to Seesaw.
This half term, our topic is called 'Tremendous Toys: Have you got this toy at home?' and focuses on how toys have changed since our grandparents were little to the current toys today. Pupils will take part in a toy workshop where they get to play with old toys and design and create their own moving toy. For more information about what we will be covering this half term, please see the MTP topic web below.
Well done to all of our Vocabulary Ninja winners. I hope that you are using all of your new words in your writing.
Well done!
