Last month some vandals burned our garden playhouse and damaged it, so badly we will  have to demolish it.  One of our lovely nursery parents, Mrs Katie Risk- had a brilliant idea.  She has donated an amazing Gin Hamper … Continue reading →

At this time of year, we teach the children about the joy of giving.  We also like to remind ourselves and introduce them, to the fact that not all people in the world are as lucky as us.  Eileen had … Continue reading →

It’s another frosty one!!  Many thanks to everyone who came along yesterday to help plant in our orchard!  It’s beginning to look very lovely and we managed to get the trees in before the ground hardened up again! This week … Continue reading →

These cheeky wee elves have invaded the fairies’ house and are having a party by the looks of it!  Maybe the beans for lunch was a mistake for the middle one!  

Many thanks to Angela and Kerry for coming along to the focus group yesterday and to Shona, Suzanne, Mhairi and Gillian for their ideas and contribution to the discussion.  We had a good meeting and decided that the introduction of … Continue reading →

Nursery News We have been enjoying all things autumnal, over the last month and we are getting ready for another busy month.  Our Gingerbread House, in the imaginative area, which the children asked for and planned, is very busy and … Continue reading →

  A wee door appeared in the skirting board beside the Nursery kitchen door yesterday – it seems to be locked, tight shut!  It might just explain the elfy goings on that we have been capturing on our cameras!!  

We are hoping to have a Nursery Parents’ Focus Group meeting this Thursday afternoon between 3.30 and 4pm.  At our last one, Kate  was left to focus by herself as no one came!!  We are hoping to get some opinions … Continue reading →

The wee guys in green have started turning up when we least expect them in our nursery.  Our security cameras have caught them peering in the windows and even in our art cupboard.  The children have been hunting for them … Continue reading →