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Lots of pupils at Broadbent Fold have taken part in the PaninI design a football kit competition. Our sports council selected these fabulous entries as our school winners. All entries have been submitted to Panini, fingers crossed we win! Well done to everyone that took part.
The Eco leaders have given out boxes to children in their class so that they can collect batteries for recycling. If your child did not bring a box home the used batteries can be brought into school in a plastic bag. The bags and boxes can be handed to the eco leaders in your child's class and they will bring them to me. We are only collecting these used batteries: AAA AA C D The batteries that we collect will be recycled to make new batteries, used in the construction industry and they can even be made into fertilizer! Please don't throw your old batteries away. Ov
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It is obvious by the amount of certificates that Year 4 has had a fantastic week. Well done everyone.
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Year 4 have started their first steps into short multiplication. They have been using their multiplication and place value knowledge to partition and multiply numbers together. Look at their fantastic work.
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Year 4 are getting quite expert at playing their penny whistles. Today, they have continued to practise their notes, learn new songs, analyse rhythms and play along to Hallelujah and When the Saints go Marching in. We even sang one of my favourite song today- Mr Blue Sky by ELO.
Thank you to the families who joined us for our book look. We are very proud of the hard work our pupils are doing everyday - we are pleased you are too. There will be another opportunity soon.
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Last night, Year 4 parents came to look at their children's books. Have a read of the lovely reponses they left for their children. What a fantastic positive evening. Thank you everyone for coming.
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Have a read of our wonderful newspaper reports about the missing lighthouse men from the Flannan Isles. The children worked really hard to ensure the features were covered and the facts explained. Well done Year 4.
Do you know who this brave woman is from our history? February is LGBT History Month and we’re focussing on the lives and work of some courageous LGBT women. If you find out any details let Mrs Parker know for house points - we shall do some research together in assembly.
A big well done to everyone who gave up their Saturday morning to take part in the Tameside Cross Country Championships. It was brilliant to see some new faces and see everyone cheering on pupils in the other races. A special congratulations to the two boys who have been selected to represent Tameside in the Greater Manchester Cross Country Championships at Heaton Park next week.
Year 3-4 Girls = 8th, 13th, 19th and 44th
Year 3-4 Boys = 3rd, 17th and 51st
Year 5-6 Girls = 36th and 52nd
Year 5-6 Boys = 10th, 16th and 19th
