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Year 3 and 4 loved their visit today from our school governor Agnes. She taught us all about how babies are named after the day of the week they are born on in Ghana. We got to role play the naming ceremony and everyone found out what their name would be based on the day they were born.
Our Reception, Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3 cheerleaders put on an amazing performance for parents on Friday! They included a chant, two routines and lots of tricks. Fantastic work everyone!
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Today we were visited by our new governor Agnes Fough. She shared with us the special 'Asante naming the child ceremony'
The children learned some of the words for naming babies after the day of the week they were born on. We also practised reading out a script which a privileged person would read out to name a new baby in the Asante culture.
This was fascinating.
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We have really enjoyed our hockey lessons this term and had the chance to play matches today.
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A massive congratulations to all those children who respresented Broadbent Fold at cross country this Saturday. It was a pleasure to watch you run.
Under 9 girls
Lois came 13th
Matilda came 29th
India came 33rd
Under 9 boys
Roman came 4th
Harry came 23rd
Luke came 41st
E came 42nd
Under 11 girls
Courtney came 5th
Lolly came 15th
Under 11 boys
Jacob came 3rd
Well done to our first Vocab Ninja winners of the year. These children always contribute in their Word of the day lessons and try hard to use good vocabulary in their writing.
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Well done to all of our winners today for achieving headteacher awards, good to be green pencils and for your sporting achievements.
We have signed photos to raffle for our Christmas Fair - keep an eye out for these crackers!
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We have continued exploring light this week. We looked at how light reflects off certain objects and we sorted materials into which would be the most effective to reflect light on a book bag. We also looked at how light travels through materials which are transparent, translucent and opaque.
Our brilliant librarian reading at lunchtime with our year 1 pupils.
