Our woodland sponsored walk

Today the children took part in our woodland sponsored walk. We all walked down to the woods where we explored the environment before having a small snack. We then made our way back up to nursery. We all did so well, listening and following safety instructions while we were out of nursery. The children even took a lot of the photos on their own while we were out at the woods! Well Done everyone!

Thank you so much to all the donations we have received so far, we are hoping to have them all in by Friday 13th June. We are fundraising for our end of term summer fun day on 17th June.

Our Visit to the shops

The nursery children have been learning about money. We had a lovely morning, we went on the bus to Coatbridge and we visited Asda and did some shopping, then we went to the bank.

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Nursery Transition

The nursery children joined primary one and their primary seven buddies to do some paired reading as part of our transition program.

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Woodland Adventures

Some of the children visited the woodlands near the nursery to explore their surroundings and their wider world, and learn about nature. They had the opportunity to climb trees and work in teams to create faces from leaves and sticks etc. They also learned how to stay safe when animals are near by playing “robot shut down”

Exploring books and sounds.

The nursery children have been listening to the book of the month Hungry Hettie, exploring the plot and the characters of the book. They have been sounding out initials from the characters names and using letters to make some words from the book.

Shapes

Our nursery children are learning about all about shapes. They have been busy identifying shapes, finding them around the nursery, sorting them and drawing them.

Good Luck Mrs McKibbin

We would like to wish Mrs McKibbin good luck in her new career and we are going to miss her so much. Mrs Bolland, Mrs McIntyre, The Ladies and the children spent some time with her as she opened her gifts. Mrs McKibbin has worked in St Bartholomew’s for 18 years and has formed good relationships with families in Townhead Community.

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