Year 6 Certificates: 12.6.26

 

 

Well done to all of our marvellous Year 6's who have earned themselves a certificate this week.

A gentle reminder that Year 6 have their Wild Passport Days next week.

Almond

E for Excellence - Elkah

Star Writer - Aisha

Resilience - Kiara

Reflectiveness - Elyana

Resourcefulness -Gabi

Reciprocity - Adela

Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Winner - Aiza

Lime

E for Excellence - Flynn

Star Writer - Elsie

Resilience - Eesa & Anthony

Reflectiveness - Stanley

Resourcefulness - Laynie

Reciprocity - Paige & Rehan

Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Winner - Sal

Oak

E for Excellence - Eason

Star Writer - Jefflyn

Resilience - Zayd

Reflectiveness - Noah

Resourcefulness - Sophie

Reciprocity - Rojure

Teacher Happy - Laura

Amazing Attendance and Perfect Punctuality Winner - Teddy

Year 6 Get Crafty for the World Cup!

 

🏆 World Cup Fever Hits the Classrooms!

The corridors have come alive this week as our pupils kicked off their World Cup celebrations with a fantastic door-decorating competition. The creativity on display has been absolutely brilliant, with each class bringing a different corner of the globe to life right here at school.

Here is who is representing who:

• Almond Class have brought the vibrant spirit of Ghana to their doorway.

• Oak Class are channeling the fierce determination of Uruguay.

• Lime Class have turned their entrance into a celebration of Japan.

👕 Crafty Creations

It wasn't just the doors getting a makeover! Showcasing some incredible fine motor skills and patience, the children also tried their hand at the traditional Japanese art of origami to create their own football shirts.

Almond - Ghana

 

Oak - Uruguay

Lime - Japan

Year 6 Warm Up Their Leaving Assembly Voices!

The Year 6 children have begun preparing for their Leavers' Assembly, and excitement is already building!

This week, we introduced the assembly and shared some of the songs that the children will be performing. It was wonderful to see their enthusiasm as they listened to the music and started to think about what the final performance will look like.

We have also begun discussing the different roles within the assembly, including speaking parts. The children have been considering how they can contribute and have shown great maturity and confidence when talking about performing in front of an audience.

Over the coming weeks, we will continue to practise the songs, develop the script, and rehearse the various roles. The Leavers' Assembly is always a special opportunity for the children to reflect on their time at primary school, celebrate their achievements, and create lasting memories before they move on to the next stage of their education.

We are looking forward to sharing more updates as preparations continue!

Year 5 Spellings w/c 8.6.26

 Year 5 Spellings w/c 8.6.26

A	B	C
computer	computer	computer
argument	argument	argue
caught	caught	caught
suspected	suspected	suspect
serial	serial	number
received	received	could
forty	forty	forty
similarities	similar	should
differences	different	would
reliable	doesn’t	doesn’t
advantages
disadvantages
there
their
they’re

Year 5 certificates

 

                                                         Redwood

E for E - Haileigh

Star Writer - Oliver

Resilience - Saim

Reciprocity - Haziq

Resourcefulness - Amari

Reflective -Oscar

Teacher Happy - Lily

Birch

E for E - Aniah-Mai

Star Writer - Adalind

Resilience - Moiz

Reciprocity - George

Reflective - Callissya

Resourcefulness - James

Teacher Happy - Parisa

Larch

E for E - Adam

Star Writer - Madeline

Resourceful - Max

Reflectiveness - Nina

Resilience - Ram 

Teacher Happy - Teddy

Year 5 Toy Story Cinema Trip - 26.06.06

 Year 5 Toy Story Cinema Trip - 26.06.06

We are pleased to inform you that on Wednesday, 24th June 2026, the children who are not attending the Mersea residential will be going to Lumiere Cinema, Romford, where they will be able to enjoy a private screening of Toy Story 5.  Please complete the permission form by 15/06/2026 so that lunches can be ordered in time.

Link to Google form: https://forms.gle/CguqMQkzcAYy6Guo6

Note: Only parents of children who are NOT going to Mersea need to complete this form. 

Thank you in advance. 

Mrs Kular 

Year 6 Certificates: 5.6.26

                                                 

Well done to all of our marvellous Year 6's who have earned themselves a certificate this week.

Almond

E for Excellence - Adela

Star Writer - Ava 

Resilience - Elyana

Reflectiveness - Tayla

Resourcefulness -Elkah and Aiza

Reciprocity - Olivia

Lime

E for Excellence - Laynie-Rae

Star Writer - Sydney

Resilience - Archie 

Resourcefulness - Stefania

Teacher Happy - Rehan & Paige

Oak

E for Excellence - Cassie

Star Writer - Teddy

Resilience - Fariha

Reflectiveness - Eason

Resourcefulness - Elliot

Reciprocity - Pragya

Teacher Happy - Hope, Charlie

Year 5 Scientists : Filtration Edition

Our Year 5 Scientists have really enjoyed getting hands on in this term's unit: Reversible and Irreversible Changes.

They discussed and tested insoluble solids  using filter paper, water and a range of kitchen based solids.

'Ground pepper is an insoluble solid because it does not dissolve in water.' - Nashwan, Larch

We also explored the journey of filtration when used to produce clean water. 

The children learned that 80% of the world's population have access to clean water which means that the 20% that do not are exposed to harmful unsafe water that can result in diseases and loss of life. 

We looked at how scientists gleaned from nature and noticed that some elements in nature such as sand, gravel, moss and even crushed charcoal can act as a purifier as it prevents larger particles from passing through. 

Our year 5's tested this further by making their own filter using a plastic bottle (safely wrapped in masking tape), cotton wool, sand and gravel. 

'The water was not as dirty as I thought it would be after going through the gravel and sand. It has a yellowish colour to it though.' - Sultan, Larch

                              

We concluded that this would be one stage of filtering water but further processing would need to take place to make it drinking water. 

Our scientist had plenty of fun whilst learning which is always a joy to see! 

Year 5 Reading Festival 2026

 

Dear Parents / Carers,

Summer 2 has begun and we are excited to invite you to join in one of the Broadford experiences in Year 5 : To read to a family member.

The UK Festival season starts this month, so we are joining in with a Year 5 Reading Festival! Weather permitting, this will be held on our lovely school field. 

Please bring a blanket, a light healthy snack and your favourite childhood stories to read and enjoy with your child and some members of their class. 

Festival accessories (e.g. Face gems, hats and other hair accessories) are welcome! 

Date : Monday 29th June 2026

Time : 2pm - 3pm

See you there!

Kind regards, 

The Year 5 Team

Year 5 certificates

 

                                                                           Redwood

E for E - Ruba

Star Writer - Saim

Resilience - Ava

Reciprocity - Aariz

Reflective - Lily

Teacher Happy - Haileigh

Certificte of presentation - Haziq, Veronika

Larch

E for E - Max

Star Writer - Kayden

Resourceful - Cruz

Reflectiveness - Sultan

Presentation - Madeline

Year 6 Dates for your Diaries - Summer 2

Year 6 - Dates for your Diaries

Dear Parents/Carers,

Year 6 have a fun-packed last half term to look forward to and we just wanted to inform you about some of the dates to be aware of.

16th,17th,18th June - Wild Passport Days

17th June PM - Sports Afternoon @ 2pm

25th June - Junior Citizen Trip 

3rd July - Slip & Slide (wet activity)
Children to dress in clothes they can get wet, and bring in school uniform to change into afterwards.

7th July - Leavers Event 
Children to stay at school and bring a change of clothes (their choice). Food & Play.
Parents to attend leavers assembly @ 5pm for 5.15pm start 

15th July - EOY assemblies in school

16th July - Colour Run

17th July - Year 6 Last Day - Leavers Walk from 2.30pm

Please also be aware your child is likely to have at least one transition day at their secondary school over the next few weeks. Contact their secondary school if you are unsure when this is. 

Any questions please email year6@broadford.havering.sch.uk

Year 6 Spellings WB 1.6.26

 

	A	B	C
1	buffaloes	buffaloes	yourself
2	calves	calves	knife
3	deer	deer	bookshelf
4	echoes	echoes	loaf
5	heroes	heroes	tornado
6	loaves	loaves	quickly
7	scarves	scarves	happily
8	thieves	thieves	sadly
9	women	women	bravely
10	wolves	wolves	lazily
11	mosquitoes
12	geese
13	people
14	beginning
15	forgotten