"Since joining Broadhempston Primary School her education has come on leaps and bounds, the staff are all so friendly and welcoming. We can't praise the school and staff enough. She looks forward to going to school every morning which is such a positive thing, making it a fantastic experience . I highly recommend Broadhempston Primary 100%" If you would like to visit our school please contact our Administrator Therese on 01803812689 / adminbroadhempston@thelink.academy
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Oak Class 2024-25

Welcome to Oak Class

This is where the journey through Broadhempston reaches its finale. In this class, our aim is to equip the children with the skills they need to succeed as they take those first steps away from Broadhempston onto the next part of their educational journey. There is lots of work to be done but lots of fun to be had too! The class is taught by Miss Heike supported by Mr Tanner on a Tuesday afternoon and Miss Steer throughout the week. We are all looking forward to an exciting year including a residential and lots of adventures and opportunities along the way.
What a fantastic couple of days we have had in Oak class. Here is a snapshot of what we have been up to. It’s been a real mix of reading, spelling, letter writing, maths, history, art and crafts. We have had upset household items writing letters of complaint, readings of both classic and modern fiction and designs of our school learning powers mascots. There are so many reasons to be thankful for one another as we come together as a team.
While Oak Class parents were meeting with Miss Heike this afternoon, the children visited Birch Class to spend some time with their buddies, old and new, and enjoy a story or two together.
On Friday in Art, Oak class took a wander through Broadhempston Churchyard. We are studying the famous textiles designer William Morris and used our viewfinders and Ipads to capture some natural inspiration. We then came back to the classroom and sketched what we found, before using the photocopier to replicate our designs and create a pattern.
We have been working scientifically, as we explore the difference between mass and weight. We used the Newton metres to measure the force on a variety of classroom objects. We recorded our findings in a table and found links between the weight and mass of an object. We then wrote up our results and considered any variables, which may have affected the accuracy of our results.
Thank you to everyone who participated in our first Macmillan Coffee Morning of the year! Thanks to your generosity, we were able to raise over £120 for this worthy cause, which affects every one of us. It was lovely to see the children attend to their family and friends and see so many of you turn out to support our school. The cakes were absolutely delicious as you can see; thank you for your kind contributions. Birch class made some fantastic fruity flapjacks too. We are looking forward to our next charity event. Love from Oak Class x
We are always proud of the sportsmanship shown by our lovely Broadhempston students when we get together with the other Link Academy schools. Today we went to Stover school for our annual cross-country event! Everyone tried their best with a smile on their faces and although the competition was fierce, the resilience shown by all was outstanding.