Mrs McFarlane | Red Group

Welcome to our November blog, it’s that time again to take a look at some of the exciting experiences that we have had in nursery recently.

During the month of November we dressed in our pyjamas and participated in some physical challenges in the gym hall all in the aid of a good cause. We raised £537.28 for Children in Need. Well done everyone! 👍

We have been focusing on people who help us in the community and just had a visit from the local Fire Brigade. They told us all about how they keep us safe before letting the children take turns to use the hose and sit in the fire engine.

There has been lots of interest in cooking and baking, the children have made damper bread, noodle soup and shortbread. They have learned about food hygiene, took turns, explored numbers and measure.

Here are a few snaps of the children showing independence as they choose their book for travelling tales. We hope you enjoy reading them with your child!

Our achievements this month go to…

Looking forward to sending our last post of the year, which will be filled with lots of festive fun.

Mrs McCluskey and Mrs McFarlane

Welcome everyone! We are so pleased to share some of the wonderful learning and experiences your children have undertaken this month. Hope you enjoy looking through this with your child.🔎

The red group have been chosen this year to represent the nursery in the pupil council committee. We were delighted to meet with members of the P7 pupil council who explained to the red group the new roles and responsibilities they will have.

The children were playing games and they were using their increasing observational skills to find the odd one out.

Here we are developing balance, concentration, resilience and problem solving skills.

Learning to rhyme, problem-solving, making ten and sharing with others.

This month the nursery had its first stay and play session, where our parents came to learn through play that was led by their child. Your child would have been very excited to show you all their favourite areas that they enjoy learning in.