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Our Game Changers have set the school a challenge to see how many passes you can do in 30 seconds as part of #LetGirlsPlay day. Well done to everyone who has taken part!!
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Our Game Changers led the assembly on Tuesday to tell us all about their role as Game Changers and #LetGirlsPlay day which is taking place this Friday1 (7th March)
On Friday there will be girls only football matches at break and lunch. All classes have taken part in a challenge set by the Game Changers to do as many passes as they can in 30 seconds this week. The Game Changers also set a challenge to create a Broadbent Fold football logo/badge to be brought into school by Wednesday 12th March.
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We had lots of fun reading our favourite books in our DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) session today. We cannot wait to see everyone's World Book Day outfits tomorrow and don't forget to bring in your entries for the book in a box competition.
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Year 4 are enjoying taking part in the National Literacy Trust "Footy and Booky quiz"
There are lots of surprise author and footballer guests!
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We have started World Book Day with a very cool assembly today. Year 6 shared a performance poem which could be read both ways called a palindrome. This had a strong message about refugees. Then Mrs Lewis shared her favourite story 'The wonky donkey' rapped by MC Grammar. We really enjoyed this so if you want to learn any more songs being sang by MC Grammar have a look on the internet. Then Miss Lewis shared a poem she has created all about our fabulous school.
Here is the home learning menu for this half term linked to our topic 'Can you explain the unexplained?'.
Please complete your home learning in your homework book or upload to Seesaw. Star points will be earnt for all pieces of homework completed.
Times tables or SPaG homework will be sent out every Friday also.
I cannot wait to see all the exciting things you do!
This half term, our topic in Year 4 is 'Can you explain the unexplained?' where we will be learning all about unsolved mysteries such as Scottish myths and Bermuda Triangle tales, creating our own working lighthouses and taking part in a Crumble Coding workshop.
Please see the attached topic web for more information about what your child will be learning this half term.
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Today, we were lucky enough to have a visit from freestyle footballer Ash Randall. He showed us lots of his amazing skills and we couldn't wait to have a go at break and lunch time ourselves. We were impressed to find out that Ash has 25 world records for his freestyle football skills and also has an award for having over 100,000 subscribers on YouTube. He said the main things for becoming a great freestyle footballer are determination, perseverance, passion and honesty - some of our sporting values!
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Year 4 had lots of fun designing and making Tudor pottage in groups. They picked which vegetables and stock they wanted to add. Then, they used fantastic peeling, slicing, dicing and blending skills to make it. We hope you enjoyed tasting it when they brought it home!
A huge congratulations to Team Emerald, who have won the House Cup and will receive non-uniform day on Friday 14th February. They won with 1,233 points - Well done!
