No one can be sure when the whistle was first used by referees in a football match. However it wasn’t introduced into the laws of the game until 1936!
Tuesday, 16 June 2015
Fact Hunters: First use of a whistle
Leo Mbata
No one can be sure when the whistle was first used by referees in a football match. However it wasn’t introduced into the laws of the game until 1936!
No one can be sure when the whistle was first used by referees in a football match. However it wasn’t introduced into the laws of the game until 1936!
Star Readers & Writers
Star Writers:
Charlie Simpson, Ellis Curtis Rich, Molly May Harrop, Pieyce Egan, Iasha Sillah & Courtney Simpson: these children have all produced pieces of outstanding writing this week. Look out for examples of their work on the blog!
Star Reading Awards:
Leah Joyce, Maisie Moss, Ronnie Mersh, Conner Holloway, Kaden Nicol, Kiera Taylor & Tyler Wager have all managed to complete 25 books and earn their bookmark. Ella Mae Wall & Jessica Chilvers have collected their £5 voucher and Silver certificate. Well done to Florence Ayres and James Olatunju who have earned their Golden Reader trophy.
Yeliz Kaya and Kaine Painter are now certified Free Readers! Daniel Joy has managed to complete the World War 2 reading medal, choosing three books from the WW2 collection.
Charlie Simpson, Ellis Curtis Rich, Molly May Harrop, Pieyce Egan, Iasha Sillah & Courtney Simpson: these children have all produced pieces of outstanding writing this week. Look out for examples of their work on the blog!
Star Reading Awards:
Leah Joyce, Maisie Moss, Ronnie Mersh, Conner Holloway, Kaden Nicol, Kiera Taylor & Tyler Wager have all managed to complete 25 books and earn their bookmark. Ella Mae Wall & Jessica Chilvers have collected their £5 voucher and Silver certificate. Well done to Florence Ayres and James Olatunju who have earned their Golden Reader trophy.
Yeliz Kaya and Kaine Painter are now certified Free Readers! Daniel Joy has managed to complete the World War 2 reading medal, choosing three books from the WW2 collection.
Attendance:
KS1& EYFS: Apple 99.17%
KS2: Coconut 99.04%
Overall: 96.1%
This week we are delighted to announce that we have far exceeded our target of 95% this week – so well done to everyone for getting job #1 done (turn up every day on time).
KS2: Coconut 99.04%
Overall: 96.1%
This week we are delighted to announce that we have far exceeded our target of 95% this week – so well done to everyone for getting job #1 done (turn up every day on time).
Monday, 15 June 2015
Diary Dates:
We have the Parent & Governor meeting on Monday 15th at 9am. This is a chance to come and talk to Governors about school issues and hear about plans for the next year. The Year 1 Spinebreakers are off to Hilldene Library in the afternoon and Year 2 have a cookery session with Mr Borrell. On Tuesday we have the Kittle photographs for classes – so polish those smiles! In the afternoon we have the Governors Pupil Achievement & Quality of Teaching meeting. Wednesday is the day for Reception’s Sharing Assembly at 9.05am, Year 6 have their Shakespeare workshop and the KS2 Choir are out at the Queen’s Theatre to rehearse for the music festival. In the afternoon, KS1 have an Inter House tournament.
On Thursday 18th June we have the Thames Chase Volunteers in completing the next stage of the children’s play house on the field. We also have our KS2 representatives at Drapers for the Harold Hill Sports Day. Finally we end the week with the TES Awards which are taking place in London. Broadford Primary has been shortlisted in a group of just seven other schools for the title of Primary School of the Year! As a consequence there will not be any clubs running that evening as staff have to get to London for 5.30pm. All children will need to be picked up by 3.15pm.
Sharing Assembly: Reception Wednesday 17th @ 9.05am
We look forward to hearing what both of our Reception classes have been learning about so far this term.
TES Awards Friday 19th June: No clubs on this night
Staff need to be in London for the TES Awards presentation – which is at 5pm. As a result there won’t be any clubs that night and all pupils will need to be picked up by 3.15pm prompt. Thank you.
On Thursday 18th June we have the Thames Chase Volunteers in completing the next stage of the children’s play house on the field. We also have our KS2 representatives at Drapers for the Harold Hill Sports Day. Finally we end the week with the TES Awards which are taking place in London. Broadford Primary has been shortlisted in a group of just seven other schools for the title of Primary School of the Year! As a consequence there will not be any clubs running that evening as staff have to get to London for 5.30pm. All children will need to be picked up by 3.15pm.
Sharing Assembly: Reception Wednesday 17th @ 9.05am
We look forward to hearing what both of our Reception classes have been learning about so far this term.
TES Awards Friday 19th June: No clubs on this night
Staff need to be in London for the TES Awards presentation – which is at 5pm. As a result there won’t be any clubs that night and all pupils will need to be picked up by 3.15pm prompt. Thank you.
Keeping Safe Online
CEOP and the National Crime Agency have today published guidance for parents that is aimed at helping make you and your child aware of the dangers of posting personal pictures online.
There are four videos in the series which hope to support parent/child conversations and ensure that everyone is fully aware of the risks.
https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/Nude-Selfies-What-parents-and-carers-need-to-know/
There are four videos in the series which hope to support parent/child conversations and ensure that everyone is fully aware of the risks.
https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/Nude-Selfies-What-parents-and-carers-need-to-know/
Learning Power Awards:
These are the key skills that our children will need to learn effectively in class and be successful later in life. Chloe Trew, Endurance Obazee & Jack Silva have shown that they can manage distractions and notice patterns in their work. Well done for earning your Resilience certificate! Eriya Byamugisha has planned carefully and revised his ideas which is why he received a Reflectiveness award.
Ramone Holme Slater has shown curiosity about his learning, made links between ideas and been able to capitalize on resources to get his Resourcefulness certificate. Nathaniel Ramus, Sian Burnett & Yazmin Satti have all collaborated effectively to get their Reciprocity award… well done!
Ramone Holme Slater has shown curiosity about his learning, made links between ideas and been able to capitalize on resources to get his Resourcefulness certificate. Nathaniel Ramus, Sian Burnett & Yazmin Satti have all collaborated effectively to get their Reciprocity award… well done!
Tracker Awards:
Jack Silva, Ty Sutton & Mitchell West have earned enough merits to collect their Bronze certificate. Jessica Diaz has collected her Silver Pencil, while Katherine Barrett & Cruz Carey have picked up their Silver certificate.
Grace Gore has managed to reach the Golden Bookmark and Conor Borrell and Razvan Gabreanu have collected their Gold certificate. Jacob Owsley, Freddie Lewis & Aimee Borrell have collected their pencil and pen set.
Olamide Otegbola has collected her Diamond prize. Tolu Erinle has managed to complete the Prestige Bronze tracker… incredible.
Grace Gore has managed to reach the Golden Bookmark and Conor Borrell and Razvan Gabreanu have collected their Gold certificate. Jacob Owsley, Freddie Lewis & Aimee Borrell have collected their pencil and pen set.
Olamide Otegbola has collected her Diamond prize. Tolu Erinle has managed to complete the Prestige Bronze tracker… incredible.
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