In the absence of our usual Meet the Teacher evenings in school, each stage have prepared a presentation. These will cover plans for the upcoming session and other relevant details for your information.
You can find these presentations by clicking here and choosing the class(es) you need to view.
We hope you enjoy viewing them!
Please see below a health and safety update from Mrs Gowans.
Head Teacher Letter- Health and Safety Update-28.09.20
Thank you.
Please see below the latest episode of Broughton News, ably presented by our P7s!
Please see below the latest Head Teacher’s Newsletter from Mrs Gowans.
Thank you!
P7b have been busy creating the latest edition of the P7 Weekly News.
It’s here for your enjoyment!
Please find attached the latest update for the Support which is currently available for families in the North East.
We are very proud to have 2 Language and Communication classes at Broughton, called LC1 and LC2. They are based on the top floor of our Link Building. The LC team have created a powerpoint and virtual tour video to share some information about these classes. See these below.
We hope you find these informative!
We are delighted to share with you Episode 1 of P7’s Broughton Primary News. P7a have been working very hard to produce this, and we hope this will become a weekly event, to keep you all up to date with all our current affairs. Well done to P7, there are some future broadcasters in evidence here!
In other news, we are again very grateful for help clearing and tidying our Bowling Green space at the weekend. This time, Broughton After School Club staff helped out, as well Maya from P7a, Leo and Amelia from P2a, Fraser from P5a, Finlay Bartholomew from P5b with big sister Holly, and Ria from P3a, all of whom definitely need 10 house points each for their efforts! Thank you for your help!
Please see below the minutes from the recent Parent Council and PSA meeting.
Three of our pupils, Uvee P6, Danny P4 and Sam P3, were photographed today for the launch of WOW. WOW is a pupil-led initiative where children self-report how they get to school every day using the interactive WOW Travel Tracker. If they travel sustainably (walk, cycle or scoot) once a week for a month, they get rewarded with a badge. It’s that easy! Further information can be found using the link below
https://www.livingstreets.org.uk/products-and-services/projects/wow
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