Friday, 7 March 2025

Reception Certificates - W.C 3.3.25


 Reception E for Excellence

We have had a fantastic week of learning and there has been so much to celebrate and be proud of in Reception! 

These children worked extremely hard and have been rewarded for all of their determination and efforts.

Apple 


E for Excellence - Jamal, for trying his best in Read, Write, Inc. Jamal has been working hard to learn his set 1 sounds. Well done Jamal!

Star Writer- Laila-Lily, for sounding out CVC words and applying them to her writing this week. Well done Laila-Lily!

Dojo points - Elisa, for participating and trying her best this week. Well done Elisa!


105 Books to Read Before You Leave Broadford- 

These pupils have read ten books and earned their Silver certificate -  Jacob and Laila-Lily

These pupils have read fifteen books and earned their Gold certificate -  

Daman and Evie

Aspen 

E for Excellence - Lara

Dojo points - Ronnie

Star writer - Shahaan

These pupils have read ten books and earned their Bronze certificate -  Ziyon

These pupils have read fifteen books and earned their Gold certificate - El- Amin and Eva


Alder

E for Excellence - Hoorain, for completing activities independently and focusing on the task at hand. Fantastic job!

Star Writer - Nathan, for independently writing sounds about travelling in a rocket to Space. You are trying so hard to present your work beautifully. Well done!

Dojo points - Jahmai, for earning the most dojo points and focusing during independent work. Well done!

105 Books to Read Before You Leave Broadford- 

These pupils have read ten books and earned their Silver certificate -  Alysha, Juliah

These pupils have read fifteen books and earned their Gold certificate -  Nathan & Kinza



Reception - Speech and Language workshop Thursday 20th March

 

Supporting Speech and Language Communication Needs at Home

 

Havering Children’s Speech and Language Team invite you to join them for a parent workshop to learn more about:

Ø Speech, language and communication development

Ø Strategies to support early language skills

Ø Strategies to support speech, language and communication needs

Ø SLT service and seeking further support

 

Thursday 20th March

2.15pm

Broadford Primary School

 


 

Please let the SEN team at school know if you plan to attend this session by emailing sendreferral@broadford.havering.sch.uk

We look forward to seeing you there!

 

 

Reception Learning - W.C 7. 3.25

 

Year Reception: What We Are Learning 

Reception have been working really hard this week. Our focus was Whatever Next!

Here is what we have been up to: We have learned the history of space travel, discussed planets and did a science experiment where we made our own space rocket using vinegar and bicarbonate of soda!

The children have also been working hard in Read, Write, Inc this week. The children have all been assessed and are now working in groups based on this. In Literacy, we wrote about travelling to space in a rocket. We then drew our rocket and described it using words such as red, loud and big.  Please continue to read 5 times a week with your children and work on set 1 sounds as well as word time words (1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc).


In Maths this week the children have been looking at different ways to build 9 and 10. We counted and collected a range of items to show we know how to make 10. We also had parents stay and learn about maths. We had the opportunity to show our adults how great we are at maths. We enjoyed activities in the classroom about maths too!



World Book Day!



This week we also celebrated World Book Day. This year’s theme was ‘Read your Way’. To coincide with the theme, children were invited to come into school that day in either their favourite character costume or their snuggliest pyjamas. We read lots of books, designed book marks and went on a book hunt outside!



Well done Reception for an amazing week - keep up all your brilliant work! 



Nursery Certificates- 7.3.25

 


This week, two children in Nursery have received an 'E for Excellence' certificate.

Well done to Noah who has been awarded the E for excellence cup in recognition of super achievement this week, asking and using the toilet independently. We are very proud of you Noah, keep it up! 


Well done to Tabitha, who has been awarded the E for excellence cup in recognition of how well she has settled into the nursery. Tabitha listens well and follows what her teachers ask her to do. She is amazing at tidying up and will often tidy up without an reminders. We were also impressed and how well you can write your name. Well done, Tabitha!





This week, one child in Nursery has received an 'I made my teacher happy' certificate.

Well done to Aahan who has been awarded an I made my teacher happy this week because of his excellent writing. Aahan was able to write his name, independently! Super job, Aahan! 





Well done to Amelia who has completed her tracker by reading 'our five favourite books'.


Well done to Aahan who has completed her tracker by reading 'our five favourite books'.


Well done to the whole of Nursery for a fabulous World Book Day. We loved seeing all of you looking amazing in your costumes and sharing your favourite books. 


Wednesday, 5 March 2025

Nursery Learning 24.2.25

We hope you all had a lovely half term break, we have enjoyed welcoming the children back in this week.

 Important Information 

Evidence Me- Please check this as we have recently posted information on Parent meetings, World book day and a Mother's Day brunch.

Nappies and wipes - If your child is in nappies and requires changing in Nursery please bring nappies and also a pack of wipes. You can bring in a pack and leave this here if you would prefer to do this. 

Coats, wellies, gloves and hats - As we are outside often we would advise the children to wrap up warm. Please do help us by labelling anything the children bring in as then we can help return any missing items to the correct owner! Please also encourage the children to independently try and put on their coats and hats etc at home, staff will always help if needed but we always encourage independence. 

Havering Children's Centre- The Havering Children's Centre are currently trying to ensure that all families with children under 5 years of age are registered with their local children's centre. We encourage you to register your child as this will help with their development and wellbeing. 

                                                                            

                                                                        Art Area

The children have enjoyed exploring different utensils to see what kinds of patterns we can create this week. They experimented with the best ways to push the tools to make a big mark. 




                                                                  Malleable area

We have added flowers and twigs to our malleable area so the children can explore different scents and smells. They have enjoyed finding ways to make the sticks stand up really high! 




                                                                   Home Corner 

The children have been using this area lots this week. They have been excited to see packets of cereal's or bottles they have recognised and it has supported them to talk about their different experiences of food at home. 


                                                         Group Time

This week our pre-school children have been reading the story 'The Enormous Turnip'. They have been able to join in with the repeated phrases. They have explored the Turnips and the farm in the tuff tray, they have used it to create their own versions of the story and have added different characters in. As a group we have begun to talk about different parts of stories and the children worked together to order pictures from the story this week. 

 Our younger children have enjoyed listening to a story called 'Oh Dear!' They have been looking for the hidden eggs. We have learnt the animal names and noises through a fun dice game. The children have rolled the dice, been encouraged to say a sentence to name the animal and then have made the noise of the animal. 




















Tuesday, 4 March 2025

Reception Mother's Day Breakfast



Dear parents and carers,

On Friday 28th March, Reception children and parents/ carers are invited to a Mother’s Day breakfast!

The morning will be a chance for your child to have breakfast with you before school at 7.45 - 8.30am.  This will be in the new hall and you will be able to enter via the vehicle gate (not via the usual glass doors). Fresh breakfast will be available to preorder such as pancakes/ croissants, a banana / yoghurt, juice and tea / coffee etc. If you would like another female figure to attend such as a  grandmother or aunt that is absolutely fine. We ask for no more than 2 adults to attend with your child. Siblings can also attend but please do book them in too. At 8.30am you will be able to drop your child to school as usual.

If you are currently practising Ramadan please feel free to join and only pay for your child to eat.

Please note you must sign up and pay to attend by Tuesday 18th March, unfortunately you cannot just turn up on the day. Class teachers will have a sign up sheet or you can drop us a message on Dojo.

We ask for a payment of £1.50 per child / adult which is made via parent pay as we cannot accept cash. Click here - ParentPay. If you need help setting this up please see the school office or Mrs Marie.

Eg:

1 adult, 1 child - £3

2 adults, 1  child - £4.50

1 adult, 2 children - £4.50

 We can't wait to share a special breakfast morning with you and the children! 

Kind regards,

Mrs Marie and the Reception team.


Tesco Stronger Starts - Voting finishes end of June

Our application to Tesco Stronger Starts has been successful and our project will be put forward to a customer vote in Tesco stores.

 Voting will commence in store from the first week in April 2025 until the end of June 2025.

 The project is called 'Let's Grow Broadford' The initiative aims to enhance our youngest children's understanding of the world around them, through interactive learning and hands-on experiences in growing fruits and vegetables. 

 The project with the highest number of votes across the region will receive £1,500 (or the amount that was requested up to this value), the second placed project £1,000 (or the amount that was requested up to this value), and the third placed project £500. 


Voting! 
 Please support us by voting with tokens and spreading the word to family and friends. To vote, you will need to make a purchase within store of any value. You will receive one token per transaction and it's not necessary to purchase a carrier bag in order to receive a token.