Headteacher: Mrs L Nicholls
Dear Parents and Carers,
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
In this final newsletter of the year, I would like to thank you all for the support you have shown the school over the last 12 months. Watching all the children come into school this morning, speaking with parents and talking to the staff you would be hard pressed to know that we are at the end of the longest term of the year. Certainly, we have lots to smile about with the achievements of 2017 and it is a year we can look back on with a great deal of pride. This year our school was named as Primary School of the Year AND Overall School of the Year from a category of four other outstanding settings. An amazing achievement!
I strongly believe that 2018 will be an equally fruitful year for the school. The building work has begun and we will soon see the new school start to emerge. By the next academic year it is likely that the six new classrooms, new hall and a brand new purpose built nursery will be completed. We are committed to continuing to provide our staff with high quality training so they are able to to further enhance their practice and the teachers have already been booking up enrichment activities to maintain the exciting nature of our curriculum.
All of this is possible because we have such a strong community spirit. We value your support and the way you have championed the success of your children. Everyday I continue to be inspired by the pupils and my colleagues and all that they do together to make Broadford special, unique and outstanding.
Thank you as well for all the cards and gifts that have been given to staff. On behalf of them I would like to thank you for your kindness and generosity. I would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year… see you in 2018!
Thank you!
Your generous donations in the Christmas Bucket – at the end of each performance last week – have raised £276 we have made a donation in aid of Save the Children for our Christmas jumper day. Thank you.
Clubs
The letter and request form for Spring term clubs is available via the school blog and facebook page, applications close on January 1st at 12 pm. Mrs Chance and Mrs Charlesworth will be organising the club registers as soon as we return from the break. the only club which will run on the first week back is the choir. Mrs Claxton would like the choir to meet as normal as they re rehearsing hard for the Young Voices concert at the 02.
Attendance News!
I am delighted to announce the winners of the attendance league for the Autumn term - Willow class! They will enjoy their reward at the beginning of next term, congratulations to all of the pupils in Willow who have remembered their number one job of coming to school every day. The overall attendance for this term is 93.4% We have the Spring term to make 2.6% improvement to reach our target of 96%.
LFPA
A massive thank you to members of the LFPA who once again organised a very successful event -our Learning Federation Christmas Fayre on Saturday 9th December. The event was well attended and raised in excess of £500 for both of our schools..
First Day of 2017
We are looking forward to seeing all children back at school in January 2017. There are no clubs at the beginning of term, so all pupils should be picked up promptly by 3.00pm. School opens again on the Tuesday 2nd January – Breakfast Club at 7.45am – with the doors opening at 8.30am for all other pupils.
Weekly Attendance:
KS1 - 93.6% KS2 - 93.3% Overall: 93.42%
Congratulations to Cherry and Willow who top the attendance table this week.
E for Excellence Winners:
These wonderful children have demonstrated excellence this week.
Mulberry
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Iniya boothiraj
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Ash
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Conner Holloway
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Pine
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Laura Olatunji
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Birch
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Sofia Raif
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Rowan
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Lilly Wells
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Willow
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Sonia Lewis
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Cedar
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Rajaab Imran
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Elm
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Lucian Bundy
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Cherry
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Nancy Rack
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Maple
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Emily Claydon
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Hazel
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Nina Joshi
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Larch
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Shane Kirk
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Sequoia
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Tyler Shephard
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Redwood
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Ellis Curtis-Rich
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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.
Micayla Smith, Jack Eve, Isabelle Munford, Jack Dempsey, Bobby Peek, Joe Green, Brooke Romeril
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.
Ellie-Mae Wager, Rhianna Morton, Ellie Chalmers, Indie Sale, Ja’Shayla Cousins, Dora Lewis, Kayden Gunnell, Steven Davenport, Gabriela Zaikauskaite, Lucas Middleton, Olivia Bartnik, Courtney Janes, Finley Livingstone
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. Levan Towe-Enu, Isla Saunder, Amy Cullum, Kaitlyn Smethurst, Ruby-May White, Riley Lamb, Amelia Barnett, Naiara Cruz-Botonog, Tyler Wager, Archie Baker, Hannah Wellings , Caydon Buckland
These children have shown that they can manage distraction, notice patterns and become absorbed in their tasks – well done for your Resilience certificate:
Sam Doidge, Thomas Gray, John Olatunji, Leo Whiten, Ayomade Adegbite, Chelsea Chu Goodman, Charlie Bott, Siena Cornish, Sophia Heron, Liam Bovell, Alex Ianache
These children have managed to show that they can plan and revise ideas to earn their Reflectiveness certificate.
Harley Boland, Alice Adedipe, Akunna Ezeogu, Daniel Kalusha
Being able to show that you can make links between ideas and showing imagination demonstrates Resourcefulness. These pupils have been awarded their resourcefulness certificate this week:
Yemi Adedipe, Rokas Zaikauskas, Hollie Gray, Aimee Doidge, Arya Shah. Fayo Ayodola
Learning Challenge
These children have been working hard at home and extending their knowledge through their learning challenge work.
Eva Akinbusoye
Reading Awards
In recognition of the pupils’ ability to devour books, immerse themselves in stories and read relentlessly at home.
Bronze reader award:
Fitzroy Bamgbelu, Emily Johnson, Conor Borrell, Lelethu Nombeko, Arhaan Kaushal, Jack Eve, Amandeep Ubhi, James Olatunji, Jack Weaver, Noah Livingstone, Lidia Catlin, Livi Middleton, Sophia Heron, Miley Jeffery,
Silver reader award:
Alice Adedipe, Adrian Luca, Harry Cole, Nikola Urban, Ellie Chalmers, Ethan Carruth
Gold reader award - 75 Books
Simran Bashir
Free Reader
Abbie Day
Maths Challenge
These pupils have used their ability to think both mathematically and creatively to solve maths challenges.
James Olatunji
Happy Teacher
These pupils have put the biggest smiles on their teachers faces.
Abbie Day, William Ilott, Arhaan Kaushal, Ollie Dodge, Ash Class, Birch Class, Timothy Dempsey, Zac Borland
Fact Hunter
In recognition of their insatiable appetite for knowledge and your ability to sniff out amazing facts.
Frankie Woolnough, Sofia Raif, Kara Middleton
Rock Star Maths
These children have earned a reward in recognition of their tables thrashing, maths moshing and sum shrieking achievements.
Chloe Kirk, Ranita Ariyibi, Isabelle Munford
Spelling Awards
In recognition of the effort you have put in every week to achieve a perfect score in your spelling test. Congratulations.
Kanishka Chintala, Katlyn Mukandavire, Nela Urban, John Olatunji, Jessica Butler, Alex Kopiec, Arya Shah, Jaydon Holloway, Sofia Raif, Finley Livingstone, Isabelle Munford, Teni Adu, Ayomide Otegbola, Jack Eve, Rashida Sillah.
Tracker Awards
These children have been working hard and achieving academic success and therefore have earned themselves the following rewards.
Bronze certificate - Aleena Satti, Tomi Adelowo, Neo Chambers, Adrian Luca, Connor Robinson, Dhriti Patel
Bronze prestige certificate - Tony Marshall, Tyrell Bertin
Silver pencil - Sam Middleton, Alfie Donnelly, Megan Lewis
Silver prestige certificate - Alex Kopiec, Georgia Chilvers, Conner Holloway, Henry Cruz Kokonchev
Golden bookmark - Sajida Khanam
Golden certificate - Max Holmyard, Ruby-May White, Jacob Wager, Bella Hyder
Golden prestige certificate - Emily Johnson, Emily Claydon
Platinum prize - Chiwendu Nwaokolo, Alfie Bloy, Simran Bashir, Molly Vincent
Platinum prestige certificate - Kaitlin Smethurst, Melisa Uluer, Megan Lockhart
Platinum certificate - Lilly-Ann Podevin, Jolene Frimpong, Lillie Mersh
Diamond prize - Ronnie Mersh, Levan Towe-Enu, Letlethu Nombeko, Abbie Day
Diamond certificate - Lily O’Leary, Abbie Day, John Olatunji, Sydney Griffiths, Rhianna Morton
Star prize - Alice Adedipe, Jess Chilvers, Naleli Sibanda, Ty Sutton, Weronika Harandi
Wishing you all a very peaceful and restful Christmas and a Happy New Year. Eat, drink be merry and make the most of the quality time with your families. We look forward to seeing you in 2018!
Yours sincerely,
Mrs L Nicholls
Headteacher
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