Maureen and Lucy are on outdoor play just now and have been working hard to follow the children’s interests and create an exciting learning environment.  This morning Maureen created a car wash with the children and it was extremely busy … Continue reading →

Our NC Student, Emily McKendrick chose a lovely art activity for today.  We had been talking about why people wear poppies on 11th November and Emily encouraged the children to use red and black paint to print – look at … Continue reading →

Today at the playdough table, Ava was sitting beside Angela and asked her how she could make a flower.  Angela showed her how to roll playdough into a ball and flatten it to make a circle.  She suggested that Ava … Continue reading →

At the weekend, not only was the Playhouse in the infant playground set on fire, but vandals visited our wee house in the garden and tried to set fire to it too!  They managed to burn a big hole in … Continue reading →

Over the last week, Eileen has been asking children to vote for the name for our Nursery Hospital.  There were some super suggestions- The Murder Hospital, Aimee’s Hospital of Get Wellness, Super Hospital, The Cora Lucy Govendon Hospital (Cora thought … Continue reading →

Great excitement in the hospital this week.  A new machine has been created for viewing x-rays.  Robyn Rosie and Ian made this amazing thing! While painting it, Rosie took charge – making sure everyone cleaned their brushes in between colours! … Continue reading →

Today we had a very popular visitor to Nursery.  Mr Martin Colpi came to tell us all about how he makes his wonderful ice cream that he sells in his Ice Cream Shop in Main St, Milngavie.  He told us … Continue reading →

Apologies if you have already put the 14th December into your diary as the date for our Christmas Concert – we have had to change it to 6th December to avoid clashing with class parties taking place in the infant … Continue reading →

On Monday we are starting making maps of the orchard- the first thing we are putting on them is the two rows of holes for fruit trees  on the left hand side of the pitch.  We have to count the … Continue reading →