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.
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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Say hello to the 2024-2025 School Council Members. They are looking forward to taking on the role and representing the children of Broomley First School. They will have their first meeting after half term and they’re all very excited to get started! ... See MoreSee Less
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In Reception, we have loved sharing the story I’m Going to Be a Princess by Stephanie Taylor as part of Black History Month. We loved it so much that we let the author know how much it had inspired us. We were delighted when she wrote a letter back and sent us some gorgeous pictures and stickers. Ask us - what was the story about? What would you like to be when you’re older? ... See MoreSee Less
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What a fabulous science lesson Year 3 had today. Our scientific question was ‘What is soil?’ We all got our hands dirty ~ excuse the pun. We found a great many objects, including decaying matter, insects, roots and tiny stones. The children have LOVED this investigation. Go Year 3! ... See MoreSee Less
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Whoop whoop - check it out the start of Year 3’s innovation writing. All the hard work we have put in learning the story of ‘The Talking Papaya’ is certainly paying off. We’re super proud of them. ... See MoreSee Less
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Just a sneak peek at Year 3 practising their Talk for Writing story. The time has arrived for us to write a class story in the style of The Papaya who Spoke, then work independently and create their very own journey story. As always, Year 3 have approached their Talk for Writing learning with incredible gusto! We’re very proud of them. ... See MoreSee Less
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Pie Corbett, this is my old primary school doing super T4W things!
A great story to know - it’s often called the yam that spoke and is known in different parts of Africa.
Looks great! Well done 👏
In Reception, we have been learning all about hibernation. We have been making hibernation homes for animals like dormice and hedgehogs. We’ve also made conker cupcakes in our mud kitchen to help keep animals full over winter! Ask us to tell you which animals hibernate 🦔 ... See MoreSee Less
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In our maths lesson, Year 3 played Tiddly Winks! We used this classic game to practise counting in 50s. The children loved it! ... See MoreSee Less
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