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Come and join our family.
The great news again for Broad Oak this year, is that we have been very popular with lots of families choosing to send their children to us. We are delighted that we have such high numbers and that so many of them already know us because they have siblings here or have been to our wonderful Pre-School sessions, Little Acorns. If you know anyone looking for schools for September 2018, please send them our way and we can show them how wonderful our Broad Oak Family is.
Sarah Barton
Headteacher.
Let Ofsted Know How Great We Are.
If you are happy with Broad Oak, why not let Ofsted know via Parent View. Click on the link below to add your comments:
https://parentview.ofsted.gov.uk/link-to-us
Broad Oak Primary School is linked with North West SCITT, a leading provider of Primary Teacher Training.
http://www.northwestscitt.com/
School Newsletters
NEW: As well as the main Twitter feed @BroadOakPrimary, we now have a Twitter account set up for each class so you can keep right up to date with what your children are up to.
Please find our latest and previous newsletters to download below:
We would also like to draw your attention to the letter below from Lancashire County Council dated 21st June 2017
regarding road closures which may affect your journey to and from school over the next few months.
School Meals
Please find below the current meal choices for your child. The menus run on a three week cycle and the new Autumn selection will be available towards the end of October. Our fantastic school cook, Mrs Hoyles has transformed school dinners at Broad Oak and can cater for all dietary needs. If your child would like a school lunch, please speak to the office.
Sep 19 2017
A Visit From The Queen Bees
Last year Broad Oak were extremely proud to win the Leyland Truck Trail competition in association with Leyland Trucks and Stem First and the winning truck design now has pride of place at the front of the school. Last week the six girls who were in the winning team came back from High School to visit us along with Stem First, to make a video of their achievement.
Jess, Annabella, Mia and Anna now attend Penwortham Girls’ High School, whilst Emily and Lauren are at Priory Academy.The girls were interviewed about their design and how the competition has opened their eyes to science, maths and engineering. Stem First had also interviewed workers from Leyland Trucks, from the managing director to apprentices and the video is to be rolled out to schools in South Ribble to get more children interested in maths and science. It was great to see the girls and see how they have matured and flourished since leaving Broad Oak. Well done girls. Keep up the good work.
Sep 19 2017
How To Survive In Year 6!
Year 6 are currently working on a piece of writing about surviving in a hostile environment. (No, not the Year 6 classroom!) To give them a better understanding of the sort of equipment they might need to take with them to survive on a mountain, Mr Bromley today brought in his enormous rucksack and the children had to guess what might be in there. They couldn’t believe you could get that much equipment in one bag, although the trick might be getting it all back in!