Bronze winning Year 2 help Broadford reach GOLD!

A massive congratulations to our 9 Year 2 pupils who took part in the Drapers Sports Day today! The children competed in 5 events across the day, against other schools, and their points from each event were added up to make a total score - they finished a highly commended third place overall! Year 2 were one of the three year groups across Broadford to be placed in the top three in their Year group, such a massive achievement! Their success contributed to the overall total score of the school which saw Broadford crowned as overall champions on the day! 

A particular highlight of the day for Year 2 was winning 4 out of 8 of the sprint races! You children really can run fast! 

Well done to the following children for their relentless effort in the heat and their cheerful attitudes throughout the day:

Ruben Roberts

Maisy Cohen

Alex Tonu

Leanne Royer

Joshua Nwaokolo

Hayden Northwood

Florence Ayres

Harry Kaylor 

Polina Backane 

A big thank you also goes to the parents who came and supported and Miss Cook & Mr Portway for working tirelessly over the term to make the event such a great experience for the year 2 children. We have set our sights on being Year 2 champs next year! 

Kindness workshop

Last week, year one were fortunate enough to have some special guests come in and give them a kindness workshop. We are very thankful to Mrs Joy and Mrs Wright for all their efforts- the children loved hearing about things they could do to be kind and the story of 'The Good Samaritan'. The children learned a song and dance, joined in with the story and then completed lots of exciting activities.

If you see someone who needs your help you should help them. Zara

I made a kindness diary of things you can do. Kanishka

We learned about the Samaritan who helped the man on the road. Freddie

We decided if they made a good or bad choice in the story and held up our paper plates. Oliver

Summer Fun in Year One

This morning, the children in Year One have been showing off their 4R skills outside during independent choice time. The children have been making dens to give them lots of shelter from the sun and spent lots of time working together in the water area and sand pit. They have been making castles with moats, racing tracks, potions and recipes! They have showed they can work collaboratively in order to achieve a desired outcome and they have shown great resourcefulness in order to make their ideas come to life.

I made a den using the blocks and then used the material to keep it cool. Its from angry birds. I worked with Freddie and Charlie. Peter

We are making a really tall castle and we want to see how tall we can get the sand. Finley

'Does it keep falling, what could you do to make the sand a bit more sturdy?' We could add some water to make it stick better and make it stronger! Alfie.

We've created a cat walk- watch us! Jolene and Sophie (and team!)

Taste the rainbow for healthy eating week!

As part of Healthy Eating Week, Year One got to try a variety of fresh local and exotic fruits. They talked about how to describe the fruits using their senses to help them. They have also written about what would make a healthy meal and then created their own ideal balanced meal.

The blueberries were sweet, squishy and dark blue! Temilola

We were given a mystery fruit to guess- it tasted sour. Tyler

I guessed the mystery fruit- it was lime. It was a pale green colour inside. Tiggy

I loved the oranges and strawberries the most because they were sweet. Sophie

The children have been learning about the importance of hydration and getting a range of nutrients from their food. Children can keep hydrated through their food and other drinks- particularly important in our recent hot weather!

See the poster below to find out more about healthy hydration.

KS1 Maths Challenge

Below is the first Maths Challenge of the final summer term! Congratulations to last week's winners: Maisy Caine and Dora Lewis.

Key Stage One- Summer Term News Letter

Summer Term News Letter

This a re-blog of the news letter which went out at the beginning of the summer term.

On page 1, there have been a few amendments to the 'Trips and Events' section.


Year One's sharing assembly will take place on Wednesday 14th June.

Year Two's sharing assembly will take place on Wednesday 21st of June.

We look forward to seeing you there!


Year One will be visiting a nature reserve on Tuesday 11th July (weather permitting)

Many thanks

The Key |Stage One Team

Learning Challenge Year One

This term we will be studying the topic 'Pirates!' A paper copy of the learning challenge will be in your child's bag today- but here is the preview. We will be learning about lots of infamous pirates this term including their daily life and times. We look forward to seeing your homework!

Year 2 Star Writers

Congratulations to Roxy and Olivia, who were our Star Writers in the final week of School.

These girls have made fantastic progress in their writing this Year, which is why Miss Estall and Miss Rollin can't stop smiling! Roxy's handwriting is now unrecognisable when compared to the start of the year and Olivia has made vast improvements in her spelling. What super stars they are!

 

We can not wait to see what the final term brings, no doubt even more amazing writing produced by our wonderful classes!

 

 

Year 2 Learning Challenge

Please see below, our final Learning Challenge of the Year. As always, we look forward to receiving and celebrating the variety of fabulous work completed by the children.

 

 

Significant Person: Prince William, Duke of Cambridge. 

 

Poem: ‘Share not’ by Ilene Bauer. 

When I go out to dinner,

I do not want to share.

I don’t care what is on your plate;

I don’t want to compare.

I scan the menu up and down

And then make my selection.

When it arrives, it’s meant for me

And not for your inspection.

 

“You want to taste my fish?” I’m asked.

Some people never learn;

For then the expectation is

To taste mine in return.

 

And so the answer’s always No!

Yet comments never cease.

“Your fries look really good!” They are,

So let me eat in peace!

Each morsel on my dish is mine

And I intend to finish.

Perhaps my attitude will make

Your thoughts of me diminish.

 

I’m sorry if that is the case –

Dessert I’ll split just fine;

But when the meal’s delivered –

You eat yours and I’ll eat mine!

Artist: Andy Warhol’s 1985 portrait of Queen Elizabeth.

 

 

	Painting	Person	Poem
Basic	Draw your own portrait in a similar style.	Draw a portrait of the person.	Copy the poem in your neatest handwriting.
Advanced	Find out 5 facts about the painting/artist.	Find out 10 facts about the person and their achievements.	Create your own acrostic poem with ‘dinner’ as your vertical word.
Deep	Write a biography about the Artist or the Queen.	Compare the lives of Prince William and William the Conqueror. Focus on similarities and differences between their lives as a Royal.	Make up your own song about food.