Welcome to a new term at Milngavie Nursery.  We are looking forward to an exciting first week, welcoming our new children and their families, meeting up with our friends and talking, in our groups, about our holiday experiences.  We are … Continue reading →

 In the garden today,just beside the pond the children found some very slimy piles of frogs eggs! We don’t know why the frogs chose to lay it on the ground instead of in the pond, but are going to do … Continue reading →

Last week Marcus asked if we could maybe have a dinosaur dig in our garden – he felt sure that we would find something very exciting if we looked very carefully. This afternoon Elisabeth had a very exciting project for … Continue reading →

This afternoon a group of children went down to the village with Maureen and Annabel, to draw an important village landmark – The Clock!  We took clipboards and pens.  There were lots of details to draw and it took us quite a … Continue reading →

  When we went out to explore the village , we took a picture of Colpi’s. Stewart said: Sam noticed the writing on the window and especially noticed the numbers -1928.  Maureen told Sam that her mummy had been born … Continue reading →

 Angela- keyworker with our Yellow Group- was getting right Springy with her lovely nesting bird hair adornment.  She managed to forget she was wearing it and wore it all day!  We think it really suits her!!!  Maybe the reason Angela … Continue reading →

The children have been busy in the art area today recreating some of our local landmarks.  We printed with paint and bricks to make Gavin’s Mill and Greta found some great sticks in the garden to make the wheel. We … Continue reading →

We are all back after a weekend of Easter Egg Hunts and an awful lot of chocolate, and next week we will be on holiday again!!!!!  All the clocks in Nursery are at the wrong time and a lot of … Continue reading →

                          There was great excitement in Nursery today when PC John, our Community Police Officer came to Nursery to tell us about his job and warn us about … Continue reading →