Part 1 Broadford News
Please be reminded that school is closed on Monday 8th May for the extra bank holiday to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III. If you are celebrating the coronation or not, I hope you enjoy a fantastic long weekend. Let’s hope that the weather warms up for us.
Coronation Celebrations!
Today has been a wonderful day in school with lots of fun, singing, dancing and cake. Please make sure that you catch up with all the coronation fun on our social media platforms.
Have a look at the Broadford pupils singing the Coronation song here.
End of Key Stage Statutory Assessments
During the month of May the year 2 pupils will be working extremely hard and teachers will be carrying out assessments to demonstrate the pupils’ attainment at the end of key stage 1. We look forward to being able to report the results of these assessments later this term.
Year 6 statutory assessments start on Tuesday 9th May. All year 6 pupils are invited to a breakfast club which will give them an opportunity to relax before the assessments start. They will feel raring to go after a good breakfast. Good luck to all of our pupils, they have worked very hard and we are proud of each and everyone of them.
Summer Fete
Save the date - we are hosting our summer fete on Saturday 8th July. We hope to see as many of you there as possible.
Part 2 Broadford Information
Summer Term Dates
Please be aware that these dates are subject to change but always as a very last resort. Keep checking this list as more dates will be added as the term progresses.
INSET Dates for 2022-23
Havering school term dates 2022-2023
Havering Catering Services
Week beginning Tuesday 9th May is week 3 on the Havering catering services menu. All meals are served with unlimited salad and vegetables and cost £2.37.
Please be reminded that your child’s sQuid account should be topped up at all times. We cannot provide dinners for pupils whose account exceeds a debt of £10. If you are experiencing difficulties please contact Mrs West in the school office who will be able to provide you with support and assistance.
Part 3 Pupil and Parent Responsibilities
At Broadford Primary pupils, parents and carers are expected to meet three key responsibilities
Pupil Job 1 - Come to school every day on time
Parent responsibility - Ensure that your child arrives for school on time, every day and ready to learn.
Weekly Attendance Target 96%
KS1: 93% KS2: 93% Overall: 93%
Congratulations to Apricot and Oak who top the attendance table this week.
Job 2 - Do your best in every lesson
Parent responsibility - Support your child’s learning at home.
E for Excellence Winners
These wonderful children have demonstrated excellence this week.
Certificate of Presentation
The following children have been recognised for the beautifully presented work in their books. They clearly take pride in all that they do and are doing their best in every lesson.
Safiyyah, Jayden, Maisie
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.
Zuriel, Umar, Olivia, Victoria, Ayaan, Connie, Nina, Victor, Zuriel, Robyn, Riley, Amelia B, Lucus, Scarlett, Ryan, Tiana, Victoria, Jayden
I Made My Teacher Happy
These pupils have all made sure their teachers have a smile on their face this week
Stefania, Tianna, Elise, Abdulmalik, Maya-Rose, Ruby P, Skyla, Mihai
Tracker Awards
Job 3 - Be kind and polite to everyone you meet
Parent responsibility - Model politeness and kindness to everyone you meet.
Housepoints
Pupils are awarded housepoint for using kind words and actions and demonstrating good manners. These go towards their house teams weekly total but they are in competition with their teachers (Dudley - orange house). If pupils do not demonstrate these behaviours then the teachers' house teams are awarded the house points instead.
I hope you all have a royal weekend and enjoy your celebrations whatever you are doing or choosing to celebrate.
Yours sincerely,
Mrs L Nicholls
Headteacher
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