The nursery boys and girls have been working even harder than last year to learn and perform this years Nursery Nativity!
This years nativity is ‘Wriggly Nativity’
We hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed making it!
Merry Christmas x
Lead, learn, aspire, achieve
The nursery boys and girls have been working even harder than last year to learn and perform this years Nursery Nativity!
This years nativity is ‘Wriggly Nativity’
We hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed making it!
Merry Christmas x
Use the link below to access the video of our Nursery Masked reader.
Do you know who it is?
Can you name the book and author of what is being read?
Let the nursery staff know when you think you have unmasked the reader!
This week is literacy #onemoresleep
In nursery we will be looking at lots of different stories we love and sharing what we like about our favourite books.
There will be lots of opportunities to share, talk and listen to one another- building on our vocabulary and building relationships with our peers and staff.
We will be mark making to tell stories and creating characters we love from books.
Keep your eyes peeled and on twitter for updates and exciting news as the week progresses.
Last term we were working hard, settling in and learning new routines. This lead to the children expressing their emotions and feelings as they built relationships with their peers and keyworkers. They explored different feelings and learned new words to help them express themselves and seek help and support when needed. They are growing in confidence when it comes to expressing themselves and this is great when following their interests and planning for progression.
They have worked hard and done a great job of learning routines and they are growing in their independence skills everyday. Well done!
As the children have been spending lots of time outdoors they have shown an interest in the change of season. So to start this term the children will be focussing on Autumn, the changes it brings to the weather and how our environment looks and lots of other learning experiences that come with this. Of course we will be following other interests that the children share in nursery and planning experiences to meet their development needs.
We are looking forward to the term ahead with lots of exciting things happening.
The children have been enjoying learning indoors and outdoors this week. They made the most of the wet weather and were jumping in puddles and talking about weather.
Now that we have mastered nursery routines, we are learning more independent skills and have been helping at snack and helping to keep our playroom nice and tidy. Being very responsible 🙂
Use the link below to access this week’s video
The children have been exploring sensory play, developing fine motor skills through cutting and manipulating playdough and they have been enjoying splashing in the puddles.
Use the link below to access this week’s video
The children are all settled and making new friends.
This week they have been using their imagination, role playing and exploring colour and textures.
Use the link below to access this week’s video
The children are all settled and making new friends.
This week they have been making the most of our outdoor space and have experimented with colour, water and ice.
They have been enjoying the sunshine and learning about sun safety.
Use the link below to access this week’s video
The new lunch menu for nursery starts this week. Please use the link below to access the choices.
It would be great if you could discuss choices with your child prior to coming to nursery. There is also the choice to bring a packed lunch if the menu does not suit 🙂
The children had an amazing time back at nursery this week. They were learning routines, making friends and getting involved in lots of different learning experiences. They have enjoyed being outdoors and getting to know their new friends and key workers.
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