At Broomley we thoroughly believe that the children are at the heart of everything we do. We strive to provide them with an education that gives them the skills to become well rounded citizens in an ever changing world.
About usHeadteacher’s welcome
I am very proud to welcome you to Broomley First School. Our school has a strong family ethos, working hard to making learning challenging yet fun, and seeking to develop strong links between staff, parents, governors and the wider community.
Reception were delighted to come into school today and find that three of our cocoons had hatched into beautiful butterflies. We made the most of this beautiful weather and had such a lovely time releasing them! ... See MoreSee Less
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As part of our Marvellous Minibeasts topic, Reception absolutely loved designing and building our own minibeast hotel. We have been learning all about micro habitats and we know that minibeasts love to hide in small spaces where it is dark and damp. We worked so well as a team! ... See MoreSee Less
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🌟 Year 4 had a fantastic afternoon at the Cricket Festival today! 🏏 Great enthusiasm, teamwork, and smiles all around — until the rain came and stopped play. ☔ Still, a lovely time was had by all. ... See MoreSee Less
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It was Year 4’s turn to visit St Andrew’s Church today! ⛪️
We had a fantastic time creating historical timelines, exploring the church for fascinating artefacts, and listening to a captivating Northumberland legend.
But the clear favourite? Trying on helmets and handling weapons from times gone by – a hands-on history experience they won’t forget! ⚔️🛡️
A huge thank you to Steve Tarling from the Churches Conservation Trust for bringing history to life in such an exciting way! ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done everyone - looks like an amazing time was had by all!
Thank you so much for coming everyone, it was a pleasure to have you. Many thanks to your wonderful team of pupils, carers and staff!
Looks great! So pleased
Year 4 had an excellent morning visiting OMS!
They took part in some amazing art and super science lessons – a real treat for curious minds! 🎨🧪
The highlight for many was getting hands-on in the science lab, where they absolutely loved trying out experiments and exploring like real scientists.
A big thank you to everyone at OMS for making it such a fun and inspiring visit! ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 3 have had a busy afternoon at the multiskills festival. We competed in problem solving activities, howler throw, tag rugby, golf, football and more! ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 3 had an amazing morning at St Andrew’s church in Bywell, built in 850AD. We looked at a local timeline all the way from Hadrians wall being built to now, which included The Battle of Hexham, Anne Armstrong, a girl from Stocksfield, who accused her neighbour of turning her into a witch, Grace Darling, George Stephenson and his steam train and more amazing medieval history from Northumberland.
We learnt all about old gravestones from 100 of years ago and how people didn’t know how to write then so they used different symbols to show who was buried there and what they did.
Then we were able to look and try some medieval armour and weapons!
We finished off our morning with an old folk tale from Northumberland called ‘Child Rowland’.
Thank you so much to Steve and The Church Conservation Trust! ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 4 had a great time in science this week!
They played a lively game of pairs to match examples of evaporation and condensation - let’s s
Just sat it got a little more competitive than expected!
A great way to talk about changes of state. ... See MoreSee Less
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