Well done to our winners and runners-up for the World Book Day competition to design a new front cover for their class book. The work is now up on display and looks fabulous. Can you guess the names of books we are reading across school?
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Thank you everyone for your fantastic entries for the science competition, it was so difficult to choose the winners. Have a look at some of their fabulous creations.
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Today in assembly we celebrated all of the hard work from World Book Day when each class shared some of their work on a class book or author. This was incredible to see and I was really impressed with all of the classes. It shows how much we love reading at Broadbent Fold.
We also rewarded our competition winners who designed a new book cover for their class text. Our runner-ups and winners all received a certificate and a prize. The winning entries will proudly be displayed in our library.
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The children tested to see what was magnetic and what was non-magnetic
We received a certificate for us taking part in #Letgirlsplay day. Look at our pictures across the blogs, lots to celebrate with equality in sport.
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Year 3 really enjoyed taking part in Broadbent Fold's Science fair.
Superb hosts giving children the chance to:*guess the famous scientist
*build the human body
*mircoscope looking
*optical illusions
Future scientist in the making!
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What a super way to start science week today!
In 1994 British Science Week began - 30 years ago. Here at Broadbent Fold we are teaching our future inventors and scientists! Keep an eye on the blog for our workshops, experiments, awe and wonder!
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Our Key Stage 2 classes have created a variety of artwork, based on their current class texts. Year 3 children have used chalk and pastels to create images of the "Iron Man" and Year 4 have used their portrait skills to draw pictures of Henty VIII's wives from their Tuodor topic. Year 5 created a newly discovered fruit in their work on "The Explorer". They sketched real fruit but then painted it an unusual colour to produce a new type. Year 6 used inspiration from Shaun Tan and his books to design artwork using different techniques. We are very proud of this amazing artwork! Well done
