It is time to re-apply for nursery for the 20/21 session.  Even if your wee one has just started with us, it is really important that you re-apply online. https://www.eastdunbarton.gov.uk/residents/schools-early-years-and-learning/early-years/early-years-provision-and-how-apply If you click on the link and scroll down, you … Continue reading →

This week in nursery we are exploring early geometry by investigating the properties of basic shapes.  We are going to learn to identify and count angles and be able to spot shapes in our environment, thinking about why we use different … Continue reading →

    On Friday we celebrated Rabbie Burns birthday in nursery.   We had a special Burns Supper Snack- Haggis, Neeps and Tatties- as well as oatcakes and Scottish Cheddar Cheese, and Abernethy Biscuits and jam.  Mr Graham came to … Continue reading →

    Today is Chinese New Year where people round the world will be welcoming in the Year of the Rat. Yesterday, Minglu who is Evelyn’s mummy, visited nursery to tell us about Chinese New Year and share the story … Continue reading →

A wee plea to all parents and carers to check that all clothes that come in to nursery are clearly labelled with your child’s name.  Many of our wee ones’ jackets are very similar, and we are still learning how … Continue reading →

Eric Avenier, one of our Nursery Dads, has an amazing talent for creating wonderful things out of wood.  Not content with building us a beautiful wee playhouse in the playground, he then set his sights on creating a huge sandpit … Continue reading →

We are continuing our Scottish theme in nursery this week in the run up to our Burns Day celebration on Friday. This morning we listened to the Burns poem – Tae a Mouse and talked about how Robert Burns loved … Continue reading →

On our trip into town, we walked round George Square to find the famous statue of Robert Burns.  Unfortunately, workmen were putting down some grass round it and we couldn’t go right up to it, but we all had a … Continue reading →

Yesterday we took our first group of pre-school children on a trip to the Gallery of Modern Art in Queen Street.  We set off on the 9.20 train and travelled into Glasgow,  full of excitement and anticipation!  When we arrived … Continue reading →