Weekly Newsletter

Reminders
and Notices

Photograph Day - Monday 15th - All Children

We have our annual photograph day on Monday 15th September, all children will have individual pictures taken (as well as any siblings pictures).

All children must wear full winter uniform, which is as follows;

  • Early years – white polo top and tracksuit bottoms or bermuda shorts and red socks
  • Year 1-6 girls must be wearing their school pinafore or grey trousers (Year 6 girls can wear a skirt), red socks or tights and black shoes, red hair ties/clips
  • Year 1-6 boys must wear grey trousers or shorts, if wearing grey shorts please ensure the boys are wearing the long socks with the red hoops around the top
  • All children in Years 1-6 must wear a tie.

Year 6 and their siblings need to arrive at 8am promptly on Monday 15th for their photographs. These children will need to go to their classroom to drop their bags off first.  Year 5 and their siblings will start at 8.30am and they will need to go to the classroom first after the bell has rung.

As Year 6, Year 2 and Year 1 have PE on a Monday, please can they bring their PE kit in a bag to change into after they have their photograph taken.

Please ensure that any Year 5 and 6 children who have siblings, have their siblings with them at 8am to ensure they have their group photo and to avoid any disruptions to lesson times for the older children.

 

Jeans for Genes - Mufti Day - Friday 19th Sept

Jeans for Genes Day 2025

Jeans for Genes Day will take place on Friday 19th September, all children can come to school in Mufti clothing including an item of denim (no uniform day).  All children can bring in £1 for charity and donations can be made here also: Pay in your money online – Jeans for Genes. During Assembly we will hold a fashion show with the most unique denim outfits from each year group to encourage children to be different with their denim. This links with the focus of Jeans for Genes 2025 which is “making being different stand out”.

 

ATOM - Online Parent Webinar for Years 3 - 6

A reminder that ATOM learning are hosting a online parents session on Tuesday evening as a reminder of how the platform works. This will be useful for new parents in years 3 and above and for all parents as a refresher. Please see the flier attached to the newsletter for the link to the webinar.

 

Birthday Cupcakes - How to order

Birthday Cupcakes 

We would love to help celebrate your child’s birthday with cupcakes from our kitchen! If you would like to order some for the class, please place your order at least one week in advance so we can make sure everything is ready in time. (Cupcakes will be shared with the children only).

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Launch of the New BHS Parent Portal

The new BHS Parent Portal on iSAMS will launch soon. This centralised hub is designed to keep you connected and engaged in your child’s educational journey.

Through this secure online platform, you will be able to:

  • Track academic progress – access your child’s school reports online (Years 1-6)
  • Stay informed – view newsletters and event calendars
  • Explore photo galleries – enjoy highlights from key school events
  • Book clubs – Use the SOCS portal for extra-curricular club bookings
  • Access key documents – Find lunch menus, club schedules, and the BHS Digital Library

Login Details:

  • Parents in Years 2–6 can continue to use their existing iSAMS login details, as they did last year.
  • New parents and those with children in EYFS and Year 1 will be issued new login details.

Further instructions and login support will be shared alongside the launch.

PTA Reminders
and Notices

Foxes FC

Foxes FC

We are grateful for the support Foxes FC give our PTA – including their popular stall at the Summer Fair each year. They are passionate about getting kids off screens and into sport, and are now launching some brilliant new activities in the area:

  • Foxes Fives – a five-a-side league at Quintin Hogg River Pitches for boys and girls aged 5–15. It is the new place to be on a Friday night!
    👉 Find out more
  • Girls’ Football Academy – launching in Chiswick for girls who love the game and want to develop their skills.
    👉 Learn more

If you think your child might be interested, do take a look at the attached flyers!

Highlights

Pupil Voice

This week we were fortunate enough to catch up with Broomfield’s Eco Club. They spent their first session sharing their goals for the new year ahead. Their ambition, enthusiasm and passion to improve our planet is remarkable. While there were a variety of goals, the main focuses were to recycle more, plant more trees and walk to school wherever possible! They have asked if all the children in Broomfield can try to walk to school, or park further from school and walk, one day next week to play a small part in their big plans! Let your teacher know if you do for a house point/ lollipop point!

Year 4 Trip to Wimbeldon Watersports

On Thursday, Year 4 spent an exciting day at  Wimbledon Watersports.  The children learnt how to sail and took to the water with lots of laughter and enthusiasm, and they were soon flying across the waves!  Then there was time for kayaking, followed by Canadian style canoes.  Everyone had a lot of fun – and some of the children even chose to jump in at the end!

Congratulations Miss Ryan

The wonderful Miss Ryan will be marrying her partner Lewis this Saturday, in her family town in Henley. We wish her all the very best and look forward to welcoming her back as Mrs Harland next week.
Richmond Cricket Club – End of Season Celebration

Last Friday evening, Alana B. and Melody M. (Year 5) celebrated the end of their first softball season at Richmond Cricket Club.

The girls played in the softball league, which is open to U9–U11 players. Although most of their squad were in Year 4 (U9 level), they were entered as an U10 team and often played against older, more experienced U11 opponents. This made the season a real challenge, but also a fantastic learning experience — and their team rose to it brilliantly. The end-of-season celebration was a lovely evening that made the girls feel really special and proud of everything they achieved.

For any girls or boys interested in cricket at Richmond Cricket Club, you can find more information on their website: (https://www.richmondcricketclub.com/)

Art Highlight

Kindergarten began the term by exploring ink portraits inspired by geometric shapes. They examined different visual elements while developing their ink painting skills, resulting in expressive artworks.

Eco Club

Eco Club returned to Broomfield on Monday and even welcomed a few new pupils to the committee. For our first session we had a little introduction to the club and talked about what we have done to help the environment such as bringing a reusable water bottle to school or planting flowers for the bees – no matter how small or how big, it all makes a difference. We also set about making eco club board games. 

Run Club Autumn Mornings

Weekly Awards

Drama Star of the Week
Linna (PK)
Artist of the Week
Alyssa (K)
Sports Star of the Week
Shanelle (Y5)
Music Star of the Week
Cora (Y4)

Polite Person of the Week

Pre-Kindergarten: Mark: Mark has embraced PK with excitement and enthusiasm! He is a kind friend and always smiling. Well done Mark.
Kindergarten: Deia: This week, Deia has demonstrated all of the Broomfield values. She has been a role model to her peers and a very kind and supportive friend. Well done, Deia!
Year 1: Amber: You have demonstrated kindness throughout the week and approached every activity with positivity and a smile. Thank you for being an outstanding role model – we are so lucky to have you in our class.
Year 2: Tamara: Your smile brightens our classroom each day and you have such a love for learning! Keep up the hard work and fantastic attitude.
Year 3: Oliver: Well done Oliver, you are a superstar! You have had an excellent start to year 3 and have settled really well into the classroom. Keep it up!
Year 4: Polina: Despite initial concerns about our day at Wimbledon Watersports, Polina showed both perseverance and resilience to overcome her worries and took to the water like a pro, even jumping into the lake at the end of a great day!
Year 5: Eva: For always working very hard and trying her best! Eva always follows instructions and is an excellent role model her friends can look up to.
Year 6: Valters: For trying really hard this week, for persevering and showing excellent manners.

Upcoming Events

Monday 15th Sep

Individual Photographs – All Day  

7pm: PTA Meeting

Tuesday 16th Sep

6pm: Online ATOM Parents Webinar  

Wednesday 17th Sep
Thursday 18th Sep
Friday 19th Sep

Jeans for Genes Day 

9am: Y2 – Forest School onsite 

9am: Assembly  

3:30pm: Stagecoach 

Monday 22nd Sep

Group Photographs – All Day 

Tuesday 23rd Sep

3:30pm: Y6 Extra Lesson 

Wednesday 24th Sep

9:30am: Kindergarten Trip to Pizza Express 

Thursday 25th Sep

9am: Y5 Trip to Go Ape 

Friday 26th Sep

PTA MacMillan Coffee Morning  

9am: Assembly  

9am: Y1 Forest School Onsite 

3:30pm: Stagecoach 

Playground Snapshots