Look at our fabulous hedgehog home made by the Winston Family and all of the BBF Hedgehog Group.
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In gardening club today we dug up the overgrown raised beds. We found a giant spring onion, some small onions and some very odd shaped carrots! While we were digging we found lots of worms, a red beetle chrysalis and a very friendly snail! We are going to relocate the vegetable plot and hopefully grow some more fruit, vegetables and herbs this year. The children all worked extremely hard. Well done everyone!
During our SATs morning breakfast we found a shape that looked like a planet. Can you guess it? Yes - it is Saturn in our rice crispies! Made all year 6 laugh.
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Year 1 had lots of fun celebrating King Charles III's coronation on Friday. We had fish and chips in the classroom, came wearing red, white and blue, had our faces painted, designed crowns and designed place mats to eat off. We even had a visit from King Charles and Camilla themselves.
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As part of our topic 'Hot or Cold?', we have been looking at Kenya. We learnt about the clothing that people wear here including the African tribes and made necklaces in this style using lots of patterns.
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We loved taking part in World Daily Mile day last week. Some of us said we were very tired after taking part and some of us carried on running at break time too! Well done everyone for not stopping!
All of us here at Broadbent Fold would like to take the opportunity to wish all of year 6 the best of luck for their tests next week.
We are very proud of how hard you have all worked this year- you are all stars!
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The Eco Leaders did a fantastic job when they went litter picking at Gorse Hall. With the help of Mr Pickles from the Friends of Gorse Hall and Mr Moon from Tameside Rotary and we collected 4 big bags full of litter. All of the children worked really hard even in the pouring rain. Well done everyone for helping to improve our local environment which will help our wildlife to grow and thrive.
Hedgehog Awareness Week runs from 30th April to 6th May 2023 is organised by the British Hedgehog Preservation Society and takes place every year. It aims to highlight the problems hedgehogs face and how you can help them. Please see the link below.
On Thursday 27th April we will be joined by Manchester based poet Matt Goodfellow. He will perform some of his poems in assembly and during poetry workshops throughout the day. The children thoroughly enjoyed working with him last year and I am sure they will create some amazing poetry with him again next week.
Please ask your child to share their poetry with you on Thursday.
