Headteacher: Mrs L Nicholls
Dear Parents and Carers,
Half Term
Firstly I’d like to wish you all a good half term break-lets hope this lovely weather continues so we can make the most of it during the break. Next half term promises to be very busy with lots of end of term activities planned-I have listed key dates below so parents/carers who need to can make the necessary arrangements in plenty of time.
We look forward to seeing you all on Monday 4th June. Doors open for breakfast club at 7.45 am and 8.30 am for all other pupils.
Diary Dates
On Tuesday, Broadford are hosting the Maths league and pupils are competing against teams from Pyrgo, Mead and Brookside.
Thursday 7th is the semi final of the Count On Us competition which is being held at City Hall. Good luck to the Team Broadford. Some of our keen cyclists will be visiting the Redbridge cycling centre, to try out their amazing cycle tracks.Our language of the term has been makaton sign language for the past half term. On Thursday we have a makaton instructor visiting us and all pupils will be learning about and developing their makaton sign language skills. Year 1 have their forest schools session in the afternoon.
On Friday 8th, choirs from locality schools are visiting Broadford for a rehearsal for he music festival which is on Monday 18th June at The Queens Theatre in Hornchurch.
Important Dates - Summer Term
Friday 25th May
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Inset Day/Staff training - school Closed
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Monday 28th May - Friday 1st June
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Half term holiday - school Closed
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Monday 11th June
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Class photograph day
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Wednesday 13th June - Friday 15th June
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Year 5 Residential trip to Mersea
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Monday 18th June
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Havering Music Festival - KS2
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Friday 29th June
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Inset day/Staff training - school closed
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Saturday 30th June
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LFPA Summer Fete
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Wednesday 4th July
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Yr 5 Transition parent meeting
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Tuesday 10th July
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Go Bonkers day - attendance reward
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Wednesday 11th July
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Clubs sharing assembly
Yr 6 Leavers evening
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Thursday 12th July
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Yr 6 Production - A Quest for Arthur
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Monday 16th July
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Parents evening
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Thursday 19th July
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Broadford’s Got Talent
Last day of the summer term
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Friday 20th July
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INSET Day
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All dates are available on the calendar from the school website. On the front page at the top right hand side, click on the calendar label which will direct you straight to the electronic calendar.
All of the dates are published on our weekly newsletter which can be accessed via the school website, facebook or twitter. Or alternatively you can request hard copies or email versions from the school office.
Sports’ Day
We would like to invite all parents and carers to our sports afternoons which are to be held later this summer term.
KS2 - Monday 2nd July - 1.30 pm
EYFS & KS1 - Tuesday 3rd July - 1.30 pm
Summer Sun
It is wonderful that we are experiencing this lovely weather, let’s hope that it continues after the half term break. I would like to ask all parents to ensure that children have sun protection applied before they arrive at school. . It is also recommended that children wear caps/hats into school to wear during outdoor times. We will ensure that pupils have access to plenty of water throughout the day to keep them fully hydrated.
Havering Catering Services
Week beginning Monday 4th June is week 1 on the Havering catering services menu. All meals are served with unlimited salad and vegetables and cost £2.20.
Don’t Forget About Veggie Run ...
What is the aim?
The app aims to create healthy competition amongst primary and Junior school children, where they learn to dodge unhealthy foods and get rewarded by collecting fruit and vegetables.
Why get the App?
The main advantage for pupils downloading and playing this app, is that pupils can win your school sports prizes!! These prizes are worth up to £200! Each school will receive a unique reference code that they share with pupils, who use this when they login to the game.
Where do I get the App?
Download and share the link here -https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/veggierun/id1339059186?mt=8
Broadford school code - 2659
Why do we need to promote Healthy Lunches?
Recent evidence suggests that only 1% of packed lunches are healthy!
We hope from children playing the game they are able to identify the difference between healthy and unhealthy foods.
Weekly Attendance
KS: 95.38% KS2: 98.00% Overall: 97%
Congratulations to Redwood, Larch, Hazel and Mulberry who all achieved 100% attendance and who top the attendance table this week. I am absolutely thrilled that our attendance % has risen above our target for the first time this half term. Thank you all for your efforts and remembering your number 1 job of coming to school every day on time.
E for Excellence Winners
These wonderful children have demonstrated excellence this week.
Alder
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Mackenzie Long
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Sequoia
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Sajida Khanam
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Apple
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Ellie-Jane Pudney
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Hazel
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Ella Lockhart
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Aspen
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Nevaeh Gibb-Clark
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Ash
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Steven Davenport
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Mulberry
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Chelsea Chu Goodman
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Birch
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Charlie Simpson
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Pine
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Kyriq McGillivary
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Elm
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Mia Gallagher
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Rowan
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Thabang Sibanda
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Maple
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Fabian Cacaj
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Cherry
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Malachi Wright
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Willow
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Leo Whiten
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Cedar
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Temilola Omisore
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Redwood
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Levan Towe- Enu
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Larch
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Storm Hawkes
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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.
Taylor Royer, Maisy Cohen, Isabelle Curtis-Rich, John Olatunji,
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.
Molly-May Harrop, Georgia Chilvers, Matthew Murcia, Shane Kirk, Sophia Heron, Freddie Little, Aaliyah Theodore, Tyler Malcolm, Alice Adedipe, Connor Robinson, Chris Russell, Zac Borland, Ava Himuyandi, Alice Adedipe, Nina Joshi, Vinnie O’leary,
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. Fallon Sharpe, Ja’Shayla Cousins, Sonia Lewis, Ellie Chalmers, Leo Reynolds, Laiba Shah, Lewie Gayle-Norman, Leo Reynolds,
These children have shown that they can manage distraction, notice patterns and become absorbed in their tasks – well done for your Resilience certificate.
Brooke Romeril, Freddie Jordan, Roberto Silva, Tiggy Burnett, Riley Hann,
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.
Jack Eve, Ethan Borrell, Maya-Rose Cripps, Kezia Wright, Lucian Bundy
These pupils have been awarded their Resourcefulness certificate this week: They have shown curiosity, made link between ideas, demonstrated imagination, reasoned methodically and capitalised on resources.
Maisie Moss, Micayla Smith, David Mestre, Lilly Wells, Tavia Towe-Enu, Godswill Hartford, Timothy Dempsey, Lily Gray, Diya Patel
Learning Challenge
These children have been working hard at home and extending their knowledge through their learning challenge work.
Siens Cornish, Madalina Luca, Aksanan Jegathas, Korey Stewart, Raima Waqas, Danny Constable, Nicholas Adeniyi, John Olatunji,
Reading Awards
In recognition of the pupils’ ability to devour books, immerse themselves in stories and read relentlessly at home.
Bookmark
Danny Little
Bronze reader award
Kezia Wright, Naz Benli,
Silver reader award
Praharsh Polisani
Gold reader award
Nela Urban, Aksanan Jegathas, Jayden Awuah
Platinum reader award
Ehan Mollah, Lottie Eve, Awwal Asimiyu
Maths Challenge
These pupils have used their ability to think both mathematically and creatively to solve maths challenges.
Kaitlyn Smethurst, Charlie Marshall, Thomas Royer
Fact Hunter
Well done for finding amazing facts.
Isabelle Curtis-Rich, Nina Joshi
Happy Teacher
These children have made their teachers smile and kept them smiling all week.
Rashida Sillah, Sam Doidge, Sienna Nickson, Arhaan Kaushal, Martina Rensch, Hanny Howe, Sophia Heron, Miley Jeffery, Layla-Rose, Oliver Dodd, Akunna Ezeogu, Nicholas Adeniyi, Mason Radley-Kemp, Florence Ayres,
Rock Star Maths
These children have earned a reward in recognition of their tables thrashing, maths moshing and sum shrieking achievements.
Ronnie Gayle , Martina Rensch, Finley Redmond, Amelia Hynes, Chloe-Joe Kirk, Ranita Ariyibi, Isabelle Munford
Tracker Awards
These children have been working hard and achieving academic success and therefore have earned themselves the following rewards.
Silver certificate - Jaevon , Thomas Gray, Amelia Barnett, Fallon Sharpe
Golden bookmark - Ella Hemsworth
Gold certificate - Paige McGeoghan, Srinika Manickavasagam,
Platinum prize - Oliver Hall, Ollie Venables, Akunna Ezeogu, Roberto Silva
Platinum certificate - Jennifer Wall, Evie Crispin, Charlie Tyrrell, Blake Maddox
Diamond prize - Charlie Simpson, Martina Rensch, Maddison Asling, Tilly Butler, Kaley Watson,
Star prize - Simran Bashir
Star certificate - Libby Northwood, Moyin Ayodola
I hope you all have a fantastic weekend and a relaxing half term break. We look forward to seeing you all on Monday 4th June.
Yours sincerely,
Mrs L Nicholls
Headteacher
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