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We are halfway through writing our Spy Stories and are learning how to identify SPaG features in our own writing by analysing and highlighting with crayons. The pupils had a chance to read other children's work; they even offered some helpful writing tips to each other!
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It's lovely to see the smile on the pupils' faces when they play tag rugby games and practise improving their passing techniques.
The horse chestnut trees have arrived for planting around the school grounds. Year 2 are going to have some fun planting these 25 saplings during Forest School.
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Year 5 was set a challenge to match as many countries to their capital cities around the world. It certainly was a challenge!
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Max from Front Row Music came and performed in our assembly this morning getting the children really enthused about playing the guitar. Hopefully, more children will sign up for lessons on the guitar or ukulele with Drew.
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Year 5 invited Mrs Parker in for an interview to ask questions about the mysterious items we found in the delivered briefcase. Is she the spy?
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Year 5 had the sports coach today for tag rugby and played some exciting skill based games.
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Year 5 worked in small groups to identify and match European countries to their flags and their locations on the world map, using an atlas for support. They've shown great communication and teamwork!
The Green Tree Schools Award is a Woodland Trust programme that rewards schools for completing environmental activities. At Broadbent Fold we provided the evidence for “Celebrate Extraordinary Trees”, “Connect Pupils with Nature”, “Improve Wellbeing in School” and, “Platinum Projects – A Woodland Perspective”. We are now working on our Platinum with Inside Out Forest School and our amazing staff and pupils. If any families want to help with our projects, please reach out to school.
