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The girls attended an under 11s festival - they played 4 teams and did not concede a goal - outstanding defence and goal keeping. We got knocked out in the final on penalties - however Woman of the Match was Captain Matilda who saved at least 8 penalties. Super proud of our girls!
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It's been an exciting day in school today as we took part in a film for the Department for Education on school attendance. It shows the value of school and shows how it’s more than schoolwork. Being in school can help children build resilience, learn social skills, boost their confidence, and teach them that they can do hard things. In short, this is about the social and emotional benefits of school, which we put at the heart of at Broadbent Fold. Thank you for all staff and parents for taking part.
We are so impressed with our latest handwriting display. The work displayed is beautifully presented showing how hard these children are working. Are winners are:
Nursery- Violet
Reception- Elsie
Y1- Bonnie
Y2- Arlo
Y3- Eric
Y4- Daisy
Y5- Elwyn
Y6- Harry
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We had so many wonderful World Book Day competition entries. All of the winners received their book prize in assembly today. The winning characters will be displayed in our school library.
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This afternoon year 3 and 4 had a fun filled workshop with GMP about how to keep safe in the local community.
Well done everyone!
Today our junior pupils recieved guidance from GMP about the importance of their role in our community and understanding that actions have consequences. We received a special award for taking part in this training.
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Year 4 had lots of fun at the Science fair this afternoon. A big thank you to Year 6 for organising and running it for us!
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Year 54 enjoyed watching a live lesson from the BBC as part of Science week. They learnt all about the solar system, especially the moon, and even heard some fun facts from Tim Peake.
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We were lucky enough this afternoon to have a visit from Ash Randall, the freestyle footballer. He showed his fantastic skills that he has been practising for over 20 years and taught us the importance of perseverance. Our Game Changers and some of the teachers even got to have a go at some of the skills!
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Our Game Changers have done a fantastic job organising events for Made for this Game day.
The girls enjoyed having a girls only football competition at lunchtime today and the whole school have loved challenging themselves to see how many passes they can do in 1 minute.
Don't forget you have until Wednesday to bring in your letters to Ella Toone and your posters for the Made for this Game competition.
