Dear Parents and Carers,
Thank you!
We were overwhelmed at your generosity last week for the school uniform day to support the victims of the Grenfell tower fire. Donations from Broadford Primary School totaled over £500 and across The Learning Federation we collected over £1000. Well done and a massive thank you to each and every one of you. It is amazing to see such fantastic community spirit rise from such a tragic event.
sQuid - Thanks again!
Once again thank you to parents and carers for your tolerance and patience this week, as we move over to the online payment system sQuid. As I am sure you will all agree any new system has teething problems but this was all made much easier by your support and understanding.
If you have not registered yet, please do so. Parents/Carers should register, for each child, using the information in the letter brought home by pupils, last week and if necessary have deposited monies for dinners. Everyone must register for an account even if your child receives a free school meal.
We have listened to feedback from other school's in the area who have implemented the system and have decided that the kitchen will not be selling drinks. If drinks are purchased it can be very confusing for parents to monitor the value on each sQuid account. However, there will of course be plenty of water/squash available for the pupils every lunchtime.
If you have difficulties setting up or accessing your account Mrs Taylor will be more than happy to help you.
Well Done
A huge congratulations to Mr Portway, Miss Cook, Miss Rollin and all of the pupils who took part in the Primary sports day at Drapers’ Academy on Monday. We are thrilled and extremely proud to announce that Broadford Primary were the overall winners and brought home the winners shield.
It was a wonderful day enjoyed by all. Well done Team Broadford!
Good Luck
Let’s hope that the winning streak continues. On Friday 23rd June, staff members will be attending the prestigious TES awards at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London. The school has been nominated as ‘Primary School of the Year.’ Please keep your fingers tightly crossed for us and keep an eye for updates via the blog and school facebook page. We will of course inform you, if we get good news. Good luck Team Broadford.
Diary Dates
School is closed for INSET on Friday 23rd June.
On Monday 26th June the year 3 teachers are inviting all year 3 parent and carers to join them in class for an afternoon of reading.
On Tuesday 27th, Broadford is hosting the cluster school's rounders tournament. Cherry spinebreakers are visiting the library and the KS2 maths team are going to Hilldene for the maths league.
In the evening, we welcome our new reception parents for an information evening for any pupils who are starting reception in September.
We will not be holding a sharing assembly on Wednesday 28th, next week as we will be running our in school spelling bee to chose our super spellers for the Drapers’ spelling bee later in the term. In the afternoon Cedar spinebreakers are visiting the library.
At 6pm on Wednesday 28th June, Reverend Rich is hosting a parents evening for parents of pupils in year 6. This is a chance to find out how you can support your child’s transition to secondary school. This meeting is for parents and not for the pupils.
On Friday, we are looking forward to welcoming parents from year 5 to the year 5 maths party. Year 6 have a visitors on Friday afternoon as part of their transition to secondary school. .
The book fair is visiting next week please look out for book sales when you will be able to purchase great books at a reduced price.
Key Dates for the rest of the Summer Term.
Monday 26th June - Year 3 parent reading afternoon
Wednesday 28th June - Getting ready for secondary parents session with Rev Rich @ 6 pm.
Friday 30th June - Year 5 maths party
Saturday 1st July - LFPA summer fete @ Mead, 12- 4pm
Wednesday 5th July - Spinebreakers Sharing assembly
Friday 7th July - Year 6 maths party
Monday 10th July - Reception and KS1 sports morning
Tuesday 11th July - Year 6 leavers evening
Wednesday 12th July - Clubs sharing assembly @ 9am
Wednesday 12th July - KS2 sports day @ 10.15 am
Monday 17th July - Parents evening
Tuesday 18th July - Year 6 production (afternoon)
Tuesday 18th July - Parents meeting secondary transfer, 3.30 pm
Wednesday 19th July - Nursery closes
Friday 21st July - End of term
LFPA
The Learning Federation Parents Association will be holding a Summer Fete on Saturday 1st July at Mead Primary School between 11 am - 4 pm. This will be a great day for the whole family. Bring your friends, families and neighbours. Please see further information on the blog.
Havering Catering Services
Week beginning 26th June is week 1 on the Havering Catering Services menu.
Weekly Attendance:
KS1: - Cedar 97% KS2: - Hazel 99.3% Overall: 95.45%
Congratulations to Cedar and Hazel who top the attendance table this week.
E for Excellence Winners:
These wonderful children have demonstrated excellence this week.
Alder
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Carla Botten
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Sequoia
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Ethan Himuyandi
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Apple
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Madalina Luca
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Ash
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Lilly Reynolds
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Aspen
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Iniya Boothiraj
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Birch
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Mulberry
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Noah Vumuka
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Willow
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Finley Livingstone
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Pine
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Elm
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Megan Lockhart
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Cedar
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Michael Sloane
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Maple
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Ellie-Mae Wager
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Cherry
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Nina Joshi
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Larch
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Alffie Pilcher
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Hazel
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Matthew Munjere
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Redwood
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Maisie Clarke
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Certificate of Presentation:
The following children have presented their work beautifully and take pride in all that they do in their books.
Deniz Huseyin, Frankie Woolnough, Tyler Shephard, Rolan Vumuka, Ronnie Gayle, Sophie Porter,
Star Writers:
These children have been awarded a star writer certificate and golden pencil in recognition of their excellent writing, use of powerful vocabulary and sophisticated writing techniques.
Dora Lewis, Asroosh Valliani, Abbie Sullivan, Emily Russell, Finley Redmond, Jennifer Wall, Rhianna Morton, Charis Jones,
Learning Power Awards:
These are the key skills that our children will need to learn effectively in class and to be successful later in life.
These children have demonstrated effective reciprocity this week – able to listen carefully, work collaboratively and take turns. Paris Godfrey, Arya Shah, Oliver Hall
These children have shown that they can manage distraction, notice patterns and become absorbed in their tasks – well done for your Resilience certificate:
Lea Cerqueira, Lillie Mersh. Harvy Bende, Olivia Patrick-Stuart, Plamen Vasilev; Fallon Sharpe, Bella Hyder, Shane Kirk
These children have managed to show that they can plan and revise ideas to earn their Reflectiveness certificate. Being able to show that you can make links between ideas and showing imagination demonstrates resourcefulness.
Alin Botonog, Anais Aityounes, Jacob Wager, Grace Moody
These pupils have been awarded their resourcefulness certificate this week:
Elliott Cottam, Riley Taylor, Ayomide Otegbola, Arhaan Kaushal
Reading Awards
In recognition of the pupils’ ability to devour books, immerse themselves in stories and read relentlessly at home.
Silver reader award
Charlie Simpson, Ronnie Mersh
Gold reader award
Adam Riaz
Platinum reader award
Nicole Alao
Free Reader
Sam Doidge
Maths Challenge
These pupils have used their ability to think both mathematically and creatively to solve maths challenges. Sabeer Rahman, Maddison Asling
Happy Teacher
These children have put a smile on their teachers face this week for their amazing sporting performance.
Ruben Roberts, Hayden Northwood, Joshua Nwaokolo, Maisy Cohen, Florence Ayres, Harry Kaylor, Alex Tonu, Leanne Royer, Polina Backane
Sporting achievement
These children demonstrated amazing sportsmanship this week.
Grace Gore, Caydon Buckland, Jessica Simpson, Oliwier Bartnik, Adebare Olugbodi, Olivia Wheal, Mia Gallagher, Godswill Hartford, Daniel Tonu, Finley Livingstone
Man of the Match
This is in recognition of Cayden’s sportsmanship this week. Well done Cayden Buckland we are very proud of you.
Team Broadford
These children have been using their own time to volunteer in the library to make our school better place for us all.
Silver prestige - Lilly Reynolds, Emily Claydon
Gold prestige - Lilly Reynolds, Emily Claydon
Project Superstar
Freddie Lewis has been continue his learning and has created a fantastic project. Well done Freddie.
Tracker Awards
These children have been working hard and achieving academic success and therefore have earned themselves the following rewards.
Bronze certificate - Trinity Hawkes
Bronze prestige - Caitlin Bowden
Silver certificate - Freddie Shepphard, Charlie Porter, Jersey Callcut-Hannaford
Golden bookmark - Aaliyah-Shah Vidol, Sophie Daflon, Aimee-Leigh Parmenter, Jennifer Wall
Golden certificate - Tommy Watson, Temilola Omisore, Melissa Uluer, Morgan Palfremen, Kaley Watson,
Platinum prize - Ellie Wise, Matthew Munjure
Platinum certificate- Kanishka Chintala, Summer-Rose Tew, Rashid Sillah
Diamond prize - Naleli Sibanda, Weronika Harandi, Sofia Raif
Diamond prestige - Ruby Burchell, Hayden Northwood, Ketty Omwanghe,
Star certificate - Paige McGeoghan, Aimee Borrell, Alex Kopiec, Megan Lewis, Alfie Donnelly.
I hope you all have an amazing weekend.
Yours sincerely,
Mrs L Nicholls
Headteacher
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