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The Olympic Torch arrived last week as we took part in Tameside's baton relay. Our Sports Ambassadors ran through school with the London 2012 torch and they were joined by a special mascot!
It was a fabulous end to our Sports Week.
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We now have our own Worry Monster in our school hall. This allows children to put their worries in and our Worry Wizard Champions help children dealing with worries. We have mini monsters being made, for each class to share.
Our assembly this week looked at our work on working 'together' to share our worries. There have been some lovely pieces of work shared. We are starting to create our book of worries and a toolkit to help ourselves and each other. Try to write a poem for next week at home. Year 1 and 2 - this can be about Worries and Year 3,4,5 and 6 this can be about Wellbeing. Wellbeing means we are turning worries to wellbeing to make us happy again. Send me all your poems!
The Worry Wizard will be part of my assemblies in school. This will link to home learning and activities that can be done in school and at home. Together, our school community will embark on an exciting journey to understand what Wellbeing is and how we can all support it.
More information can be found: https://www.theworrywizard.com/
Thank you to everyone for their support in our community!
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Our Broadbent Fold wreath was laid in Dukinfield yesterday by our governor Mr Moon, his granddaughter Lily (in year 6) and his family.
Thank you.
Lest We Forget.
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Our be seen in green or blue day raised a fabulous £345. This is such wonderful news! You can see on here https://rmchcharity.org.uk/ where the funds will go and help children with their daily treatment.
Well done everyone!
Thank you families for all your harvest donations. They have been collected by Tameside East Food Bank today. All your support at this difficult time is truly appreciated! We will let you know the final weight.
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What a fabulous day we have had in green and blue raising money for the RMCH and our NHS. Thank you as always for your support and donations.
Max and Harvey were a huge hit with the children. They sang their own song The Stranger and did a OneD number for us. Our pupils asked some very good questions and they shared their experience with our pupils.
What a way to start the weekend!
Thank you BBF and Max and Harvey.
