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NEWSLETTER Friday 8th September 2023
Diary Dates
Tuesday 12th Sept (8.50) Y1 Parents’ meeting
Wednesday 13th Sept (8.45) Y4 Parents’ meeting
Thursday 14th September (2:45) Y6 Parents’ meeting
Friday 6th October- Rec & Y6 Height and weight check
After School Club Notice
Please do not send snack in for children attending After School Clubs.
We have several children in school who have allergies so we will provide any snacks for the children.
Thank you
Golden Book Reception - Robert and Abdul Malik for writing their name. |
WELL DONE To all the children for their fantastic start to the new term. Their behaviour and engagement has been excellent. |
Welcome! A very warm welcome to all our new children and families. We hope your time at Broadhurst will be positive and look forward to getting to know you. |
Polite Reminders
Thank you |
PE Please make sure your child is wearing correct PE kits and shoes for their session.
Please note that football kits, logoed T-shirts and cropped tops/vest tops are not acceptable as PE Kits. Health and safety:
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Rights Respecting Schools
This year we will be working to maintain our Gold Award. Over the first few weeks of term, children will be learning about democracy and parliament in their classes. The children will also be given the opportunity to put themselves forward for a role on our different school councils. Each class will vote for the children they would like to represent them on the different school councils. This is an important part of our Rights Respecting work as it ensures the children have a voice in school.
Article 12 - Every child has the right to express their views, feelings and wishes in all matters affecting them, and to have their views considered and taken seriously. This right applies at all times. |
Assemblies and Parent Coffee and Chat Thank you to all the parents who join us for our Celebration Assemblies, you are all welcome to join us for our Friday assemblies. Our assemblies start at 9am so the hall doors will be open 5 minutes before. |
Eco Bees Notices We are collecting -
Leave your car at home day Could you leave your car at home at least 1 day a week ? or could you stop at the top of the Fairway and walk down to school ? All these little things we do can help our environment. Thank you from the Eco Bees. I have noticed lots of jumpers and cardigans being left on the playground, please look after your own uniform. We still have a Pre- loved uniform stock free for anyone to ask for. Please let your class teacher know if you want anything. I cannot guarantee we have all sizes. Thank you |
Skills Builder Award Well done to all of the children and staff for achieving the Skills Builder Silver Award!
Skills Builder Homework - Speaking Organise a game of 'What Am I' with your family. Each member of the family writes an agreed number of objects on small pieces of paper to put in a bowl. Take it in turns to pick an object, describe the object clearly without saying its name and see if your family can guess what it is. You could use a timer to see how many objects people can guess in one minute. Extension - to make this harder you could also write down one word that you are not allowed to use when describing your object. Reflection Questions Getting Started: How do we know if we are speaking clearly? Intermediate: As you speak how can put your points into a logical order so you can be easily understood? Advanced: How can you use tone, expression and gesture to make your speaking engaging? Mastery: How can you adapt the content of what you are saying, in response to listeners? |
Family Support and Information In response to Carers week here are some links for information and support. https://www.manchestercarers.org.uk/ https://www.carersmanchester.org.uk/ Community Fridges Co-op Academy Failsworth’s Community Fridge, at Failsworth Sport Campus, M35 9HA (available Monday- Friday 2pm-5pm) Co-op Academy Manchester’s ‘Higher Blackley’ Community Fridge, housed in a standalone unit just off the academy’s main site – accessed through gate 5 (open on Tuesdays 3pm-4pm) Safeguarding Concerns If you are aware that a child may be at risk of abuse or neglect please contact 0161 234 5001 to report. If however you know they are in immediate danger and are at serious risk of harm or you have witnessed harm call 999. |
Online Safety We are asking parents and carers to be vigilant when it comes to children accessing these apps at home as these conflicts are occupying valuable staff time. Here is some advice from the NSPCC on ways you can keep your children safe online; https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/#advice Age limits for use of these apps are as follows: Snapchat - 13+ Whatspp - 16+ Tiktok - 13+ Instagram - 13+ |