In nursery this week we are being asked to display a poster detailing the symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia.  Anyone working with children, or who has their own children, should be aware of the early signs of these terrible illnesses, … Continue reading →

This year the nursery is taking part in the annual East Dunbartonshire Council hyacinth bulb growing competition.  This means that if you would like your child to take part, you can pay 65p for the bulb and some compost and … Continue reading →

One of our parents has alerted me to the fact that the September holiday is not shown on some of the internet EDC School Holiday sites.  Nursery and school are closed on Friday 22nd and Monday 25th September for our … Continue reading →

On Sunday, between 2-4.30pm there is a work day taking place in the garden and orchard.  If you would like to help tidy up our amazing garden and help us get it ready for autumn please come along.  Children are … Continue reading →

On Monday we welcomed Kirsten Scott, our new HNC Student, to Milngavie ELC (Milngavie Early Learning Centre- our new very PC name!) Kirsten is in her HNC year at Clyde College, Anniesland Campus and is studying for an HNC in … Continue reading →

On Wednesday the 13th and 20th of September, Chris Allen from Enjoy-A-Ball will be coming along to our gym sessions to give all our children two free taster sessions. Our first 2 weeks are free and then Enjoy-A-Ball will be asking for … Continue reading →

Happy Monday everyone!  At present it’s not raining and there is even a glimpse of sun.  Fingers and toes crossed for a dry day!  This week in nursery we are going to talk about the new season with the children … Continue reading →

This Friday, Mr Snappy and Susan visited nursery for some more musical investigations.  Inside Mr Snappy’s back pack today was a piece of paper with 3 notes on it and a big number 3.  What could it mean?  Susan helped … Continue reading →

This week in nursery our learning focus at home base time has been measuring and length.  We have been learning words associated with length and using lots of different things to measure with.  On Friday we arranged ourselves from biggest … Continue reading →

On a rainy Friday morning these handsome boys brought a wee ray of sunshine into nursery.  Max and his big brother Jack, optimistically expecting sunshine and looking very cool indeed!