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An update on Henry's 2.6 challenge!
He is currently on Day 5 out of 10, each day running 2.6 miles in aid of Willow Wood so at the end he will have completed a marathon! We are so proud to be able to say that so far he has raised £600!
The reporter also ran this lovely piece on his fundraising, here in the link:
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Xander and his family have made salt dough and made family handprints, what a fabulous idea. Thank you for sharing this with us Xander.Can you work out who the tiny print belongs to?
Xander has been very busy, we can see he has done lots of maths, writing and presented his work in a volcano shape- this looks great, it is wonderful to see Xander taking care and presenting his work neatly.
On Sunday, Lottie completed a 2.6 mile walk dressed as Rapunzel to raise money for Reuben's Retreat. If you would like to donate some money to support Lottie with her challenge you can do so at www.justgiving.com/fundraising/daisyandlottie
Well done Lottie! I am very proud of you!
How many times can you jump over a rope in 26 seconds? Dont forget to send your pictures and results to admin@broadbentfold.tameside.sch.uk
Henry from Year 3 has embarked upon a new challenge in aid of Willow Wood Hospice
He is going to run a marathon in 10 days! 2.6 miles everyday!
Here is the link for his Just Giving page if anyone wants to donate!
We have attached home school learning for week beginning 27th April. The theme is Ancient Greeks and we are hoping to see lots of Groovy Greek work shared with us so that we can add the work to our blog.
Thank you for all those children who are regulary completing their online homework.We will continue to update: Mymaths, education city and Bug club.
Remember to take care of each other and keep safe.
Mrs Slate & Ms McCoy
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Henry has been working hard these last few weeks. Take a look at some of his work including some fabulous art work.
He has also done some work on pollination including a poster; he even spotted a bee on a plant and managed to get a picture!
Well done Henry.
Year 3 are completing the most amazing work on volcanoes.
Here is Noah's work, well done.
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