Harold Hill Ambitions - Central Park Survey

This survey is compiled by the London Borough of Havering, as part of the Harold Hill Ambitions Programme. They want to collect your views on Central Park, so that plans being compiled meet the needs of local residents.

In addition to this survey there are a series of exhibitions planned. For more details visit www.havering.gov.uk and search for ‘Harold Hill Ambitions Community Programme’.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/haroldhillcentralpark

New Photographs Installed

During the holiday, we have had photos of the pupils used to decorate the entrance to the building and our library. Kittle Photographic did the shoot and produced the acrylic images for us, having been guided by Mrs Nicholls.

The end results are - we believe - stunning! What better way to bring the school corridors to life than with images of our pupils. Showcased in the images are just some of the wide ranging activities that the children experience at Broadford: reading, ICT, gardening, PE and maths.

Look out for them next time you visit us.



Broadford Pupils' Art Makes Final

David Sangojinmi's poster - which was inspired by the Olympic Games - has made it through to the final of the Romford Recorder's competition! With its bright colours, sporting images and imaginative use of London landmarks, it is easy to see why it was chosen to be shortlisted. Has he managed to win a prize? We'll find out soon! The winning entrants will win gift cards for the Liberty Centre in Romford.

Congratulations David... and good luck.

David's design in the paper

Jessica Holds The Torch

During the holidays, Jessica managed to have her photo taken (and hold) the Olympic Torch! The Torchbearer she is with is a gentleman called Mr Paul Freedman MBE who at the age of 87 has just completed his 21st London Marathon. He has been raising money for St Francis Hospice, proving that sport is very much for all!

The photograph was taken at the Havering Show today (Sunday) which was held in Harrow Lodge Park over the Bank Holiday weekend.

New flower bed planted

After waiting months for the gardeners to plant the large flower bed outside Mr Drakes's office, a team of crack gardeners decided to just get the job done themselves.

Armed with forks, trowels and rakes the green fingered workers made short work of the 9 metre square mud patch. With just a view lavender plants and some slate, the bed was transformed.

Although what we don't want is lots of August rain to keep the ground moist... we'll have to do it by hand!

New Nursery Takes Shape

While the children have been busy playing in the park, munching on ice creams and generally enjoying the summer break, the builders have been hard at work. Rising out of the ground is the new Nursery building. With the foundations in and brick work starting to fly up, it is really taking shape.

At the top end is a new decked ramp that will provide easy access for Nursery parents.

Olympic Visit - Team GB vs Brazil

As a result of their outstanding attendance this year, ten children were drawn from the lucky bucket to attend an Olympic event. On Tuesday night the first four (Casey, Mark, Thomas and Myles) got taken to the Olympic football at Wembley stadium.

Filled with hope of seeing a home win, the boys hurried excitedly to their seats. At least two of them had never been to a football match before. With an attendance reaching 70,584, in the national stadium, for an Olympic match, against Brazil, it doesn't get much bigger!

Perched up on Level 5, the boys enjoyed a birds eye view of the pitch. When the England striker pounced mercilessly on a loose ball, the boys had a perfect place to see her thump it home... 1-0 Team GB.

"I don't think I've ever seen so many people!" Casey

It was a great night out. We now have to wait until September when the remaining lucky winners will get to go and see some Paralympic Athletics.

A blue and silver sea of fans moves towards the stadium

Almost there!

Four very excited Team GB supporters

A great view from Block 530

Myles predicted 2-1 to Team GB... almost correct

Now to get home!