Please could you let us know ASAP whether your child (and yourself) are coming on the trip to Briarlands Farm on 1 June.  We have to book the buses by next week and we must have final numbers of those … Continue reading →

 This afternoon Jamie and Eddie discovered some special oil race sensory play toys that lit up rather well on the light box.  They called it a blob race and had great fun, both claiming to be the winner!

…..and we really did have snow today!  A bit of a whiteout for 5 minutes this afternoon.  Enough snow in fact, to wash away Maureen’s beautifully crafted chalk road and car park from the surface of the playground!  It didn’t … Continue reading →

This is Ian’s second week in nursery and already he’s painting like an Old Master!  This is for his mum because, “Mum likes pink!”

Yesterday Murray asked Valerie what she was doing, as she staggered out of the front door carrying a big bag of compost.  Valerie explained she was going to replant one of the plants which looked as though it needed a … Continue reading →

  This morning we had a road and car park out in our playground.  We had good fun parking our bikes and cars in the numbered spaces and enjoying the retro priced petrol – 20p a litre at the pump!  … Continue reading →

Rowan drew an amazing picture of her holiday and told us all about it for her learning journey.  What an amazing drawing – we’re thinking of sending it to the tourist board as an advert!

Ewan celebrated his 5th birthday in Nursery today – the big day was yesterday!  The birthday postman came and brought him a book about bees.

   The first charity shop we found was Shelter.  Unfortunately it was closed so we had a look in the window at what was for sale.  Julie explained that charity shops sell all sorts of things, and that people take … Continue reading →

We have another busy week planned in Nursery.  On Monday the yellow and green groups are off to look at another of Milngavie’s amenities – the charity shops.  We are going to find out what they sell, how they get … Continue reading →