Mrs Geddes has two children at home who always want to take some of the blank lottery slips home from the supermarket to play with so she decided to see what everyone at nursery thought about them. Turns out we … Continue reading →

You will all have got a letter home about Parents’ ‘Evening’ which we are holding next Thursday and Friday: Please remember to come in on Monday and choose your slot – they are on a first come first serve basis … Continue reading →

We have had such a busy day today! We started off with something a bit different at Together Time – sharing news. We will be doing this more starting next week. Luckily today two of us had brought in some … Continue reading →

We stayed to support the primary children at Sports Day for a while but it was far too nice to head back to the nursery so we decided to head to the park. We even took our snack there too! … Continue reading →

We have had a wonderful day of weather for sports day – almost too hot at some points so we are glad everyone remembered to wear their suncream! Everyone tried their best and joined in for at least one race … Continue reading →

We have been finding bugs everywhere at Nursery today!  

Just a peerie reminder that there is NO nursery on Friday 25th May or Monday 28th May. We hope the weather is lovely and that you all have loads of fun on your extra days at home. We are looking … Continue reading →

We have been using story stones again in the nursery and are starting to create our own too. Story stones are just pebbles which pictures have been drawn/painted or glued to, and which you can then use to help you … Continue reading →

We were really lucky to have Ann Marie Anderson here to read us some of her books about the Peerie Ooricks. She brought in peat and ‘oo’ as well so we could see some of the things from the stories. … Continue reading →

We have been getting on so well with our junk modelling that we have now started to look at some new building materials – wood!   We were very lucky to get some wood free of charge from Hay and … Continue reading →