VERY EXCITING NEWS!       In January we applied to Tesco Bags of Help Scheme with a proposal to create an orchard on the waste ground between the nursery and the football pitch.  Tesco fund this scheme to help local communities, … Continue reading →

   Elisabeth, an eagle eyed shopper, spotted these jigsaws in Lidl for £3.99 each.  There is a boy and a girl version and underneath the top layer with clothes are 4 other layers finishing with the skeleton.  She brought them … Continue reading →

Yesterday Angela noticed that the children were really enjoying playing with the syringes from the doctors surgery in the water tray.  They loved filling them up and skooshing them out again- a few wee people got very wet as some … Continue reading →

  In the imaginative area we thought we needed a height chart in the Doctors’ Surgery.  We decided to make our own.  Maureen got a long piece of paper and we took it out into the nursery hall.  We worked … Continue reading →

Pam Cameron, our HNC Student from Anniesland College, has been carrying out some science experiments with the children to test our senses.  This ties in with the work being done throughout the nursery on Our Bodies and will help deepen … Continue reading →

 Look at the amazing writing we did on signs for our Doctors’ Surgery.  Lots of our children are enjoying trying to copy letters and words now and some can even write their own names without having to copy!

Our medical theme continues to prove very popular.  The look out post is to be turned into an ambulance to take patients to the hospital and the doctors’ surgery.   Here is our state of the art Doctor’s Surgery, equipped … Continue reading →

Today we used ‘Top Marks’ – a free, downloadable educational site.  We used number recognition games with a very clever wee person who can count and recognise to 100, and other games with counting and number recognition to 5 and … Continue reading →