We would like to thank the staff of St Mary’s Primary School for arranging a wonderful transition to school visit for our preschoolers.
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Nursery Team :
Best Start School Grant and Scottish Child Payment.
Dear Parents / Carers.
We would like to share with you information about a couple of grants which may be useful.
Best Start School Grant to find more information and how to apply please click on the link below.
https://www.mygov.scot/benefits/best-start/
Scottish Child Payment to find more information and how to apply please click on the link below.
https://www.mygov.scot/scottish-child-payment/
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Best Star Grand to find more information and how to apply please click on the link below.
https://www.mygov.scot/benefits/best-start/ |
Kind regards.
Nursery Team 🙂
World Nursery Rhyme Week
Hello everyone
Did you know that it’s ”World Nursery Rhyme Week ”
Did you know that singing rhymes plays an important role in developing reading and writing skills in the early years 🙂 How amazing !!!
What’s your favorite nursery rhyme? We’d love to hear you sing your favorite nursery rhymes. Share with us by uploading videos, photos on your child’s LJ profile by clicking on Parents contribution funcion.
Please click on the link below 🙂
Thank you.
Nursery Team .
Try at home challenge ” Independent Baking ”
Hello everyone
Our orchard this year is full of green and red apples , together with the children we worked hard to harvest them. We would like to share them with you. Feel free to take as many apples as you would like and use the bags provided , and the apple crumble recipe.
We would be grateful if you could share with the nursery photographs and your videos of your delicious apple crumbles .
You can share photographs, videos by sending them on our email address wlbathgate.eyc@westlothian .org.uk or you can also send them to your Childs Learning Journey profile by clicking learning from home tab. We looking forward to see your finished apple crumble.
Nursery Team 🙂
”Road Safety Awareness ”
Hi everyone
We hope you are all doing well 🙂
When the weather is nice, we are more likely to go for walks and bicycle trips as well as for various outdoor activities to keep us healthy. This opportunity is also great to develop Road safety awareness . We would like to share this useful website where you find all interactive flipbook can be used to teach you child/ ren how to stay safe on the road .
Please click on the link below .
Thank you
Nursery Team 🙂
Try at home challenge ” Roadside litter scavenger hunt ”
Hello everyone .
Did you know that 475 pieces of litter are dropped every minute in Scotland? We are really good at putting our litter in the bin at BEYC as we know it is not safe or good for the environment. Have you noticed any litter when on a walk with your family? We NEED YOU to help but not by picking up the litter but by taking part in a litter survey on your next walk.
All you need to do is either count all the pieces of litter you see and write them down as tally marks on a piece of paper. Alternatively you can use the survey sheet attached to tick each time you see a certain type of litter.
KEEP SCOTLAND BEAUTIFUL say if we know how, where and what types of litter are causing a problem in our community, we then have a better idea of how to fix the problem.
Taking part in a litter survey is a great way for people of all ages to enjoy some exercise while making a real, visible difference to the environment at the same time.
Make sure you’re following government guidelines on social distancing.
You will need:
- Survey sheets – print ours or make your own
- Pen or pencil
- Hand sanitiser
Please share your results with us with
hashtag #EcoSchoolsAtHome
@wlbeyc
- Have fun everyone 🙂
- Nursery Team
Try at home challenge : Den building ,supports children’s independent learning skills.
Hello everyone 🙂
Everyone knows that Harry really likes ” The Very Hungry Caterpillar ” story. Last week, While listening the Very Hungry Caterpillar story and looking at the pictures Harry commented on which food on which food he really liked to eat.
This week, Harry felt inspired by listening to the next part of the story……
‘‘Now he wasn’t hungry any more ,and he wasn’t a little caterpillar any more.He was a big ,fat caterpillar. He built a small house ,called a cocoon .’‘
So Harry decided to build a small house / den, just like the caterpillar built its small house called the cocoon. Together with Miss Collins Harry built beautiful den using blankets and sheets.
Try at home challenge ...
So do you also want to take the challenge, and how Harry build his own indoor or outdoor den /house ?
Building dens enable children to develop and strengthen their creative skills, deciding on not only structure but appearance too. You can offer a range of materials and tools to support their decision making and creative thinking. This activity enables children the space and time to create something individual to themselves and spark their imagination. Resources such as blankets, sheets, wooden pegs, boxes or ribbon can be used to create dens. Building activities will support gross and fine motor skills, whilst developing good hand-eye coordination.
Please share your den building journey with your nursery friends by sending us photos, videos.
Good luck everyone 🙂
Nursery Team
NYCOS Active Nursery Learning lessons.
Hello everyone .
We all hope you are well 🙂
Who remembers Nycos music sessions with Mrs Ola, Miss Toner and Mrs. Collins? We sang different songs, nursery rhymes and played different games, we used various resources that helped in developing new skills, e.g. rhyming skills, syllables, developing listening skills, developing independent thinking and many other skills. We know how much fun this session gave you and that’s why we wanted to share with you Nycos Active Learning lessons.
That you can enjoy at home too 🙂
Please click on the link below .
Have fun everyone
Nursery Team .
Bathgate Early Years Centre Promoting Positive Relationships
Many thanks.
Nursery Team .
”Happy Child’s Day ”
Today is International Child’s Day 🙂
Children from all over the world have the right to happiness .
