Community

We are very fortunate to have close links with businesses, local charities and other establishments in Broadway.  This term we are:

• Working with local police to ensure children are safe during Bonfire Night and Halloween. 
• Working with local police on 'Staying Safe' - including providing a meeting for parents of local schools on keeping their child safe on the internet.  
• Providing art work for the Food Festival and Horticultural show.
• Entering local competitions, such as NISA art competition and the Police poster competition.
• Making a poppy for each person on the war memorial ready for the Remembrance Service.
• Making our own jam to sell at Broadway Late Night shopping.
• Providing a Christmas tree and decorations for the Christmas Festival at the United Reform Church.

Remembering the Soldiers

• Remembrance Poppies
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Our older children made poppies for St. Michael’s Church to display near the War Memorial during the Remembrance Service on Sunday 8th November. They made a beautiful clay poppy for each person that died during the war from our local area (see photo above). There was a short service at 10.45am by the War Memorial (15 minutes or so) near the village green and the children placed a clay poppy in the ground as each name was read out in memory.

Horticultural Show

• Horticultural Show 2015
• Horticulture Show 2015
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All of the children provided entries for the Horticultural Show.  A range of entries are displayed at school, including one of the winning entries.

Food Festival

• Food Festival 2015
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Children in each class were challenged to create large pieces of art, inspired by work such as Matisse's 'The Snail' and Van Gogh's 'Starry Night'.  The committee made a financial donation to the school as thanks, and the art work is now on display in school.