Check out all our wonderful 96+% and 100% attendance students!
Coming to school everyday, on time is one of our Broadford pupil jobs and in Year 6 in particular it is one of the most important.
Being at school everyday, on time means that the children will be feeling extremely confident in their learning by the time they leave and head to Year 7.
We look forward to celebrating more children next term!
Almond
E for E - Rebeca
Star Writer - Ella
Teacher Happy - Carla
Lime
E for E - Livi
Star Writer - Ife
Reciprocity - Louie
Reflectiveness - Taylor
Resourcefulness - Thomas
Resilience - Selina
Oak
E for E - Adam
Star Writer - Tomi
Year 5 Certificates 16.12.2022
Willow
E for Excellence - Faizah O
Star Writer - Luke
Resilience - Aksanan
Reciprocity - Fatimah
Reflectiveness- Oscar
Resourcefulness - Zoe
Maple
E for Excellence - Sarah
Star Writer - Shivangi
Redwood
E for Excellence - Tele
Star Writer - Deivydas
Presentation - Finley
Teacher Happy - Cherry
Resourcefulness -
Resilience -
Reciprocity -
Reflectiveness -
Year 5 Enjoy Christmas Dinner
Year 5 had a wonderful lunchtime today as they enjoyed their Christmas dinner! The children sat patiently and waited for the staff to bring round their food, juice and gravy. All the adults were impressed with their beautiful manners! It was lovely to have our dinner altogether and enjoy the Christmas music.
'I can't believe how many chocolate coins there are!' Faizah, Willow
'This is delicious!' Edward, Redwood
'I liked putting my chocolate coin in my ice cream!' Etana, Maple
Q1) Put these in order smallest answer first
A. 87 + 23 = B. 3/10 of 90 C. 2.8 x 9 = D. 26% of 120
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Q2) Which number between 20 and 30 has no remainder when divided between 3 & 4?
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Q3) Which number between 40 and 50 has no remainder when divided by 6 & 8?
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Q4) Mary is blowing up balloons for a party. She has
blown up twice as many red balloons as green
balloons, but she has 5 less red balloons than
yellow balloons.
If Mary has blown up 17 yellow balloons, how many
green balloons does she have?
Q5) Matthew loves lollipops. If lollipops are 15 pence
each and candies are 20 pence each, what is the
greatest number of lollipops Matthew could buy for
£2.50?
E for E - Jessica
Star Writer - Noah
Made My Teacher Happy - Annabelle & Laura
Lime
E for E - Dhriti
Star Writer - Abdulmalik
Oak
E or E - Ethan
Star Writer - Ali
Year 5 Certificates
Willow
E for Excellence - Aliza
Star Writer - Freddie
Resilience - Zuriel
Reciprocity - Nikola
Redwood
E for Excellence - Awwal
Star Writer - Aimen
Teacher Happy- Lidia
Presentation - Danny
Reflectiveness - Daria
Resilience - Osayande
Reciprocity - Maisie
Maple
E for Excellence - Charlie
Star Writer - Nisa
Reflectiveness Sarah
Teacher happy Olivia
