Our rhyme this week is Hickory Dickory Dock!  Lots of chances to explore different types of clocks, talk about the concept of time and learn a bit about mice! In nursery we have 3 verses:   HICKORY DICKORY DOCK Hickory … Continue reading →

Due to Covid, we have been unable to invite parents into nursery for information sessions or family learning workshops this year.  We would still like to be able to keep you informed about the way we deliver the Early Level … Continue reading →

It’s a dry day and we are happy to be out in the garden and playground.  We are lucky to have a nursery which has 2 outdoor spaces beside the playrooms and our children have settled really well into their … Continue reading →

  This week is World Nursery Rhyme Week.  We are celebrating it by launching a focus on the awareness of rhyme throughout the nursery and would love parents to get involved in this too. At Milngavie EYC we work in … Continue reading →

Eric Avenier has returned to work after furlough, but still found time to cut all the grass in the orchard and strim all our garden, ready for our pupils’ return.  This is a huge area to maintain and Eric has … Continue reading →

We have made a short video of the nursery to show you around. We filmed it from a child’s perspective to help the children think about what they will see, do and explore when they arrive next week. We are … Continue reading →

We recently had a survey to ask our children to help us to decide on a theme to decorate our nursery toilets. The children were asked to choose from a shortlist based on children’s interests last session. A big THANKYOU … Continue reading →

Dear Parent Please see below a letter for our Milngavie EYC children explaining a little bit about what they will see and do at the centre. Please share this letter with your child. Thank you. Dear Children We are really … Continue reading →

It has been a very exciting and busy week at Milngavie EYC! Our staff have been preparing the centre for the start of the new session. We have made a few changes to keep everyone safe and healthy. The nursery … Continue reading →