24th July - 100% Attendance
The children who achieved 100% attendance this year enjoyed a fantastic lunch at Pizza Hut. The Ice Cream Factory was a highlight. Well done to all those children.
24th July - Beat the Goalie
The children enjoyed taking part in our Beat the Goalie event today! The children aimed to get three goals past our goalkeepers – well done to those who managed it!
20th July - Live Music Now
Children across school enjoyed an interactive performance from Live Music Now. Mohammed Shahid said, “It was fantastic! It was so good!” The Nursery children said they loved ringing the bells and being the butterfly.
20th July - Year 6 Leavers Assembly
Today the Year 6 children performed The Jungle Book to their parents – the performance was amazing! There were many rising stars ready for the stage! After the show, there was an emotional farewell as children were given the traditional Burnley Brow dictionary! Zain said, “It is a memory I will keep for a lifetime! I have grown in confidence – I never thought I could be Mowgli!”
19th July - Attendance Party
Classes 1T and 6G won the Attendance Prize this year. The children enjoyed an ice-cream and enjoyed playing with their friends. Well done to both classes!
18th July - House Prize
The rain didn’t stop the fun today as Falcon House won the end of year House Prize and had a lovely afternoon having a carpet picnic! Well done Falcon! Sahill in Year 4 said, “I was so proud that we won! The jam sandwiches were delicious!”
18th July - Llandudno Parent's Trip
The return of our annual parent’s trip! It was a successful day with over 40 parents. It rained but this did not spoil the fun. Parents were able to explore the beach, the pier, the funicular railway and mostly avoided the seagulls! New friendships were made and some parents have already made plans to visit with their children.
13th July - Summer Fair
Despite the rain yesterday, what a wonderful time was had by all who attended our Summer Fair. Families had the opportunity to buy food, cakes, play games and even be part of our photobooth!
Inaaya in Year 4 said, “I liked the different stalls and I loved the chocolate tombola – I won two bars of chocolate!”
Even the teachers enjoyed getting involved in the fun!
Thank you again to our wonderful home cooks who made food for us to sell at the fair – it was definitely one of our most popular stalls!
Some of our wonderful tasty cooked food .
Thank you to all of our families who attended the fair and made it a huge success!
14th June - Sports Day
There was excitement in the air today as the whole school came to school wearing their sports kit ready to take part in Sports Day today!
The children in Key Stage 1 and 2 took part in races from sprints, relays, obstacle course and javelin. Prizes were awarded for those who came 1st, 2ndand 3rd and points were awarded to their house teams. 
Maryam in Year 5 said, “I just love sports, so sports day is my sort of day!”
Even the teachers joined in the fun taking part in the teacher’s egg and spoon race.
Nursery took part in their own sports day completing a carousel of activities such as egg and spoon, balancing a quoit on head and bean bag throw. The children had a fabulous time showing off their sporting skills!
5th May - Coronation Celebration Day
The children and staff came to school wearing either red, white or blue or all three if they wished to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III. The children learnt about the Coronation, the Monarchy and British Values. During assembly, the children sang the National Anthem.
All children were invited to make a crown at home to wear for the day to celebrate the Coronation. We were amazed at some of the wonderful and creative examples our families made. Prizes were awarded in classes for the winning crowns. Maryam in Year 5 said, ” I made my beautiful hat with my father. It was lovely to have some family time. I was surprised and shocked that I won!”
On Friday, the kitchen prepared a special Coronation lunch for the children. Burhan in Year 3 said, ” It was a magnificent lunch to help us celebrate the Coronation. The hall was decorated with flags and the kitchen staff dressed up too!”
26th April and 28th April - Eid Assembly
The children in Years 3 to 5 finally got the chance to perform their Eid Assembly to their parents on Wednesday and Friday.
The choir opened the show with ‘I Look, I Look, I see’. A play was performed with songs that followed Ayesha and Ali who learnt about Ramadan and Eid celebrations.
The children also shared Ramadan and Eid traditions around the world.
26th April - Eid Celebration Parties
The children and staff all enjoyed a delicious Eid party lunch today of samosas, vegetarian sausage rolls and sandwiches. Sabiya in Year 5 said, “I loved the Eid party lunch because it is just like the food I have at home.”
The children wore their Eid clothes and enjoyed celebrating with their friends and teachers “I enjoyed the Eid party lunch because everyone had a smile on their face. Also, the dinner was delicious. The music was very loud which I liked.” Diyanah Year 2.
“I loved the drinks and sandwiches they were very nice.” Suhana in Year 5.
Thank you to all the kitchen staff for their hard work in making another fabulous party lunch.
The celebrations continued after lunch with an Eid party in their classrooms.
17th March - Comic Relief
The 17th of March was Comic Relief day! The children raised £200 for the charity by voting for which teacher they thought should get soaked. The lucky winners were Mr Beasley, Miss Bhatti, Mrs Armstrong and Mr Garside.
The children definitely enjoyed watching them get soaked.
7th March - Choral Speaking
On Tuesday 7th March, Classes 3H and 5A performed at the Oldham Coliseum at the 37th Annual Oldham Primary Schools Choral Speaking Festival.
The children had the chance to perform on stage and watch other children from Oldham schools.
3H performed Mike Teavee by Roald Dahl and I Need to do my Homework by Kenn Nesbitt for which they were awarded an Honours Plus.
“Performing at the Coliseum was very good. I was so proud of myself.” Raihan in 3H.
“I was amazed! I was shocked that we actually managed to stand up in front of all the people.” Taiiba in 3H.
5A performed Sick by Shel Silverstein and The Magic Box by Kit Wright for which they were awarded an Honours Plus.
“When I first got on the stage, I was so nervous, but when I got off, I wasn’t nervous because I knew we had done well.” Danyaal in 5A.
“It was scary looking at all the people watching us. When it was over, I was so happy and proud at how well our class had done.”
2nd March - World Book Day
Thursday 2nd March was World Book Day at Burnley Brow. The children and staff were asked to dress as an ambitious word for the day. During the special World Book Day assembly, a word procession took place and the children were asked to guess the word. The costumes looked amazing.
8th February - Poetry Slam
On Wednesday 8th February, children from Nursery to