ELC went to Duthie park last week for their end of term trip. The children all did really well walking all the way to Duthie Park, having snack, a little play, their lunch and then walked back up the hill to nursery. Thank you to all the helpers who spent the day with us.
Yesterday we had our pamper day. The children had the opportunity to experience lots of different pamper activities. These included face painting, tattoos, hair pleating, nail painting, feet and face pampers. A big thank you to all who helped out, it was much appreciated.
The nursery team would like to say a huge congratulations and thank you to all our families who have been helping us fund raise to improve our garden.
You have raised a total of
That is a fantastic effort.
Once again
Thank you for all your support and generosity
The Nursery Team
The ELC children have had another exciting week. In amongst primary 1 visits for our pre-school children, we have had Mr Miller, den building, trying out first aid, orbeez in the outdoor water tray, painting using marbles, a dinosaur world and role play using fruit and vegetables just to name a few things. We look forward to the nice weather continuing so we can make the most of the garden areas.
This week we have been celebrating the Queens jubilee by taking part in various activities. Here are some highlights of the week:
This week we have been enjoying the great British weather and have had several days where we have had to rush into nursery for coats as there has been a down pour, but that hasn’t stopped us having fun. Here is just a few photos of what the children have been upto:
The ELC children took part in Sports Day today. All of the children did a fantastic job and were enthusiastic, well done everyone!
Star of the week is:
Rayan for having a positive attitude to outdoor learning in all weathers and encouraging others to participate.
Well Done!
This week has been a short week at nursery. However we have still been really busy. We have been embracing the nice weather but also the rain this week. The children have been exploring shadows, the water pipes, digging for worms, playing with the ropes and bowling to name a few. We have also been keeping a close eye on our caterpillars to look for any changes.
