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.
11th November marks the beginning of Anti Bullying week and this year’s theme is ‘Choose Respect’.
Many children are still learning how to conduct themselves, and it can be difficult for them to know how to act when faced with someone who disagrees with them. It can also be tricky for parents and educators to teach them how to resolve their disputes in a mature and healthy manner.
Here is some expect advice on encouraging children to choose respect. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our School Council would like to say a huge thank you for all of the kind donations which will be shared with the West Northumberland Food Bank. This has been a community collection alongside other local schools, churches and businesses and we are so grateful for your generosity.
Well done to all of the children for delivering the most amazing Harvest assemblies both in school and along at church this afternoon. Reception class also had a wonderful stay and play session this morning.
Thank you for you ongoing and continued support. Have a lovely half term! ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done all 👏
The children were all absolutely fantastic today! A fantastic collection too, with more to add from the church and community. Together we can make more of a difference!
The Book Fair will arrive in school after half term. The children will get the opportunity to have a first glimpse as soon as it has been set up and then books will be available to purchase after school from Thursday 7th November until Tuesday 12th November.
We would like to offer a ‘parents only’ session on Friday 8th November where you can pop in after you have dropped the children off in the morning and have a look at what is on offer without them. Perfect opportunity to get some Christmas gifts! ... See MoreSee Less
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We would like to say a massive thank you to the Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service for coming into school to give us a talk on fire safety ahead of halloween and bonfire night. We now know how to stay safe around bonfires, sparklers and fireworks. ... See MoreSee Less
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Building emotional resilience in young people is vital for their mental health and personal success. Here are 10 top tips for supporting young people to build their emotional resilience. ... See MoreSee Less
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“Write a story you would love to read"
BBC's 500 Words, the UK's largest children's writing competition for children aged 5-11, is open for entries now!
Submit before the competition closes at 9pm on Friday 8 November 2024.
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Yesterday was the first Prudhoe Partnership 100% attendance draw. The winning school was picked by Cllr Gordon Stewart. The first winning pupil was from Prudhoe West. All schools in the partnership have been pleased with attendance levels from the start of the year and appreciate the support from our school communities. There will be further draws across the year and you will be kept updated with news as it happens. ... See MoreSee Less
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In Reception the children have been so excited to show off their halloween outfits and we planned a fabulous halloween disco to showcase them. The children decorated biscuits and made halloween crafts this morning before playing games and dancing this afternoon. It was so lovely to see the children having such a wonderful boogie together 👻 ... See MoreSee Less
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Cuteness overload😘
Some of the children have mentioned that they are allowed to play Fortnite. This game has an age restriction/PEGI 12 rating so really shouldn’t be played by children under that age. Here is some information that highlights what the risks are when children play the game and also some advice for how to safeguard your children. ... See MoreSee Less
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