Nursery: Beautiful expedition work

The children in Nursery are learning about families this week. We are discussing how families come in all shapes and sizes and what our individual families are like. We are exploring the beautiful family photos you have kindly sent in and have started drawing who lives in our house.

The children worked so hard and maintained great focus to create their drawings. We are continuing this throughout the week and will proudly display them in our home corner.

Nursery: What happens when we celebrate our birthday?

In expedition this week, we are looking at what happens when it’s our birthday. What might it look, feel and sound like? We have enjoyed signing happy birthday in British Sign Language, used our fine motor skills to snip wrapping paper and tape to wrap presents to gift to our friends and enjoyed a feeely bag lesson to explore things we would enjoy on our birthday.

The children have also been extra busy creating their product ready to send to our wonderful Comms Team at XP to print some very special hand made birthday cards.

Nursery: book & a biscuit/ toy sale event!

On Wednesday 1st October Nursery will be opening the doors from 8.30 – 9.30am for our family book and a biscuit event. All family members are welcome to come and share a story with their nursery child.

We will also be hosting a used toy and book sale to raise money for nursery resources.

We hope as many of you can make it as possible to support the nursery children continue developing a love of reading.

The Nursery Team

Nursery: Out of school achievements!

Dear all Nursery parents and carers,

We would love to hear about your child’s out of school achievements!

If your child has learnt to ride a bike, awarded for swimming successes, dress themselves independently, score a goal, have the confidence to dance in a show… whatever it may be, please share it with us so we can celebrate your child in school.

Any photos of these achievements would be greatly appreciated for our display in our cloakroom.

Many thanks,

Mrs Hay & Mrs Burton