We throughly enjoyed our visit from Joe, the Dams to Darnley park ranger. We explored our local and natural environment, learning so many new and interesting things along the way. Joe was so knowledgable and the children were engrossed throughout. … Continue reading →

Over the past few weeks the children have been learning all about the life and work of our famous bard, Robert Burns. They had a go at tasting haggis at our Burns Supper and there were a few empty plates! … Continue reading →

Our Monday group have been focussing on strategies that can help ease our anxieties and worries! We have discussed the importance of a healthy diet and exercise as a major contributors to our overall physical and mental health. We have … Continue reading →

Happy New Year to all our lovely families and new members who have joined us in 2022! We are excited to see everyone again and getting settled in nicely to our daily routines. The children have been working very hard … Continue reading →

The children had so much fun today working with some young people from St. Luke’s. The woods were looking very festive and we all enjoyed making our Christmas bird feeders to keep the birds happy during these cold Winter months.

Firstly, I would like to apologise for our blog absence recently but we have had technical issues with our ipad, which is now sadly in digital heaven. We have had to borrow for now but we will put a new … Continue reading →

For our Outdoor learning session this week we were using a saw to chop up a large branch and we carefully listened to the safety rules and followed the instructions with care and caution. Unfortunately we had a few snapped … Continue reading →

Here are a few examples of the hard work our children have been carrying out during their core learning tasks. Learning is always fun when we can achieve and succeed!

We have been exploring the character of ‘Anger’ this week and discussing what makes us angry and suggesting strategies to help each other cope in situations where we feel anger and become angry. The children were fantastic at expressing themselves … Continue reading →