Broadfield Primary is a truly exceptional school. I am very proud to be the Principal at such an inclusive and happy establishment. Our enthusiastic and dedicated staff value each child individually and offer a first-class curriculum which drives forward academic aims as well as celebrating the diversity of our school community.
We encourage our pupils to understand and commit to our Broadfield values, to achieve their full potential and become lifelong learners.
Our school is committed to meeting the learning, pastoral and wellbeing needs of all pupils because ‘Together We Can Achieve’. We are driven to nurture and encourage our pupils to make excellent progress across all areas of the curriculum through a dynamic and broad education.
We are fortunate to be supported in our aims by being a part of the Pinnacle Learning Trust, alongside Werneth Primary, Hathershaw College and Oldham Sixth Form College. By joining Broadfield, your child will benefit from being a part of a truly aspirational group of schools.
Parents are always welcome in school and the contribution they make to school is valued. Education is a shared endeavour between home and school and we place a great deal of emphasis on our partnerships with parents. We believe that children learn best when home and school work together for their benefit.
Please do not hesitate to contact school if you have anything you would like to discuss.
Mrs Elizabeth Moran
Principal
Latest News! 📰 📣
What parents and carers said about Broadfield Primary School (2024)
We regularly survey our parents and carers to find out what we are doing well and what we can do to make our school even better.
Well done to our Year 5 & 6 Athletic Finalists! 
Promoting girl’s sports. Such a great achievement.
Thank you to all of our wonderful children, and their supportive parents, who joined in with this year’s ‘Children In Need – BIG BROADFIELD BAKE OFF!’
We raised a massive £680 which will be shared between selected children’s charities in the UK. Thanks to our brilliant School Council members. They did an excellent job advertising, reminding, collecting in cakes and selling them on their stalls. A huge thank you to all who joined us (in our jam packed hall) and well done to our raffle winners who got to take home a whole cake!
As you can see, some of the entries were amazing!
We look forward to our next event here at Broadfield… watch this space!
We did it! Our year 3&4 athletics team have made it through to the finals!The team showed fantastic support to each other throughout the competition. Well done!
Willow and Beech Classes also visited the ‘Transport Museum’ this week and got to celebrate 200 years of ‘Britain’s Buses’ Did you know the WORLD’S VERY FIRST public transport bus service, which had no roof and was pulled by 3 horses, was started right here in Manchester? We also found a bus in Oldham’s old bus colours from the 1970s! What a great day!
Our year 1&2 children and many of their parents, visited the Cenotaph in Oldham on the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month to mark ‘Remembrance Day 2024’.
They were joined by other members of Oldham’s wider community and Father Daniel who shared a poem called ‘For the Fallen’. Our wonderful children did us proud and showed the Broadfield value of respect.
We had a great time learning new things from the special guests and @OACoaching at the event yesterday. We have already made a start on our plan to make Broadfield even healthier!
Our CHAI ladies group meet at Broadfield every Thursday. They recently collected leaves from the local park and created these beautiful Autumn collages. The wellbeing group is open to all women who have children or grandchildren at the school.
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Our School Day
Nursery (AM): 8:45am to 11:45am (15 hours per week)
Nursery (PM): 12:15pm to 3:15pm (15 hours per week)
Infants (KS1): 8.45am to 3:15pm (lunch 12:00pm – 1:00pm) – (32.5 hours per week)
Juniors (KS2): 8.45am to 3:15pm (lunch 12:30pm – 1:30pm) – (32.5 hours per week)
Our doors open at 8.45am to allow pupils to settle each morning. Doors will close at 8.55am, if you arrive after this time please come into school through the office as all other doors will be locked for security reasons. Children’s names and the reason they are late will be recorded. If your child is late on a regular basis (more than 8 times per half term) a letter will be sent informing you of our concern. Pupil Welfare monitors lateness and absences.
Commitment to Safeguarding
In line with our Safeguarding Policy and Keeping Children safe in Education Broadfield Primary aims to ensure that;
- Appropriate action is taken in a timely manner to safeguard and promote children’s welfare
- All staff are aware of their statutory responsibilities with respect to safeguarding
- Staff are properly trained in recognising and reporting safeguarding issues
- Offers of employment will be subject to satisfactory DBS checks as part of the pre-employment procedures
 To report your child’s absence |  To pay for your child’s dinner money or trip money |
 To book your appointment |  To view the current leaflet with regards to Oldham’s SEND Local Offer |
 Kids Zone self help area, mindfulness and support |  Useful educational websites used at our school |
 Maths Knowledge Organisers ranging from Reception to Year 6 |