We are very pleased to share that Broadbent Fold have achieved a gold award for engagement in sport and an award for commitment to sport. We are very proud of our sporting achievements, which can be viewed on our school blog. Well done to all our pupils and staff, especially Miss Mainprize who goes above and beyond for sport in our school.
Thank you
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On Saturday, we had 14 KS2 pupils take part in the Cross Country Grand Prix. It was lovely to see some new faces taking part and some very determined pupils wanting to beat their positions from last week. Our Under 9 boys team came 5th this week and our Under 11 girls team came 3rd. Well done to everyone that took part!
Under 9 girls = Courtney 5th, Chloe 7th
Under 9 boys = Jacob 8th, Roman 26th, Noah 28th, Rayan 39th, Harry 42nd
Under 11 girls = Isabelle 9th, Matilda 16th, Isobel 30th, Ivy 35th, Phoebe 42nd
Under 11 boys = Sam 6th, Theo 17th
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The children designed and created a reflective rocket. They're very proud of their creations! Don't they look amazing?
Super proud of these children for achieving a Mathletics award!
A big thank you to Sports Direct for our new free football equipment. We cannot wait to use it!
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What a great first week of cross country! Thank you to everyone who gave up their Saturday to come and it was lovely to see some new faces running. We had 5 pupils finishing in the top 10 including George who came 2nd in his race and our Under 11's girls team came 3rd.
Under 9 Boys = George 2nd, Noah 6th, Noah 20th
Under 9 Girls = Chloe 8th, Matilda 39th
Under 11 Boys = Sam 6th
Under 11 Girls = Isabelle 8th, Isobel 16th, Ivy 23rd, Faye 24th, Phoebe 33rd
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We are so impressed with how many pupils have achieved their summer reading certificates from Tameside Libraries this year.
Well done everyone!!
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The class really enjoyed this homophones matching activity in their groups.
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Today in science, the children used torches to test if the objects on their table were reflective or not, and to decide what were the most and least reflective.
