Weekly Newsletter

Save the Date

Phone Usage Policy

As we embrace another exciting half-term ahead, we would like to kindly remind everyone about our phone usage policy. To create a focused, engaging and respectful environment for our students, we ask that parents refrain from using their phones while on school grounds, including during performances and activities.

Rest assured, the school will capture all those special moments through photos and videos to share with you afterwards! This policy also extends to school trips, where we encourage parents to fully immerse themselves in the experience.

Thank you for your cooperation and support in helping us create memorable experiences for our children!

Sun cream and Sun Hats

Mead House Raffle and Cake Sale

The children are very much looking forward to the raffle and cake sale on Friday 5^th June to raise money for the Mondo Foundation helping Pioneer School in India. Miss Bendall would like to remind you to please send in £1 the week after half term so your child can join in with the raffle which will be drawn during assembly on Friday 5^th June. 

The cake sale will take place in the playground at pick up on Friday 5^th June, so please would whoever is collecting your child from school bring some 50p and £1 coins to purchase a suitable delicious treat or two. The children will need to be supervised when purchasing cakes, so that any food allergies or intolerances can be managed by families.

For Mead House Families

Raffle: Please donate raffle prizes and give them to your children who can bring them to Miss Bendall in the Year 3 classroom. Alternatively, you can leave them with class teachers or in the office.

Cake Sale: We hope you will enjoy baking scrumptious goodies for Friday 5th June. Each Mead House child will be given an allergy checker sticker (on Monday 1^st June) for you to complete. These should be stuck onto your cake box. If you don’t receive one, please come to the office to collect one. The completed forms will ensure we meet food safety requirements and are clear about any allergens used in your baking, so parents of children with allergies will know which cakes are suitable for their children. No items must contain nuts/peanuts, this is so important as we have children with severe nut allergies in school. Cakes can be brought to the Year 4 Study Room on the Friday morning at 8:15am.

PTA Pre Loved Uniform Sale

The PTA team will have pre loved uniform available for you to buy on Friday 5th June from 3:20pm. See PTA Notices for more information.

PSHE link for parent workshop

As a result of parent feedback and our continuing support for the children, KIP Education will be delivering puberty workshops directly to pupils in Year 5 and 6 on Friday 26^th June 2026.

To ensure a joined-up approach between home and school, KIP are hosting an exclusive parent-only session prior to the pupil workshops. This session is designed to give you the “insider track” on what your child will be learning, providing you with the tools, language and confidence to bond with them during this time. The workshop will be held online on Wednesday 24^th June at 6pm. Please access the workshop with the following Online Link

Mr Anstey’s 150 Anniversary Challenge

As part of Broomfield House School’s 150th year, Mr Anstey will take on the challenge of running an extraordinary 100km (and a bit) across London on Friday 19th June, visiting Dukes Education schools along the route to raise funds for the Dukes Foundation Transformational Bursary Campaign.

Inspired by the brilliant children at Broomfield and across the wider Dukes family, and by the kindness, courage and community spirit they show so often, Mr Anstey felt it was important to have “skin in the game” and personally take on a challenge in support of a cause that creates opportunity for young people who need it most.

This is not about speed, records, or personal glory, all of these things are unlikely.

Instead, it is about using a difficult physical challenge to help shine a light on something far more important – widening access to transformational education and supporting children to flourish.

100km across London will require resilience, preparation, endurance and determination, qualities we speak about often with children at Broomfield, and values that sit at the heart of the Dukes Foundation’s work.

1 day. 1 city. 2 legs. 100km (and a bit).

For more information and to make a pledge, please click here: Mr Anstey’s 150 Anniversary Challenge

Last night the school hall was transformed into something that would have given the Hammersmith Palais  a run for their money back in the day!

The Years 3 & 5 girls were absolutely owning the dance floor – and, ahem, the stage – and the gorgeous weather made it the perfect evening all round.

Thank you so much to everyone who came, helped, donated food, and made it such a brilliant night.

Well done to everyone who has completed their challenges so far and best of luck to those who will be doing their challenges over half term!

If you are looking for some inspiration, check out the Highlights section below to see what Max and Everly will be up to and what Evelyn cooked up! Well done!!