Nursery
Stay and Play!
We enjoyed our two Stay and Play sessions, where we talked about the importance of play in learning. Thank you to all of our families for your support.
Celebrating with our friends
Learning about different celebrations is great fun! We talked about the celebration of Diwali and found out about how some of our friends celebrate with their families at this time.
Bonfire Night
Fireworks are a great opportunity to learn through art, actions and lots of descriptive language.
Autumn is here!
We have loved working outside and talking about the signs of autumn around us.
We love to share books!
Singing in the Rain!
A day of heavy rain means a chance to sing and dance! We watched Gene Kelly and then created our own dance.
Mixing colours
Mixing colours to create new ones is good fun!
Owls
Ollie Owl helps us to learn about listening in Nursery and we have loved finding out more about owls.
Settling in together
We have had a great few weeks together in Nursery, meeting new friends and settling into the daily routine. The children have done so well and are very excited about the play and experiences on offer. This week, we have started thinking about ourselves and how we might be the same or different to other people around us. Lots of noticing and talking helps us to learn and build our skills as we play!
Our first few days in Nursery....
We have had a great time this week welcoming our new children into Nursery. We are looking forward to meeting the rest of our new friends next week!
Welcome to Nursery!
We are looking forward to welcoming your child into Nursery over the next couple of weeks. The team have recorded a couple of videos for you to watch with your child. We know that familiarity with our faces and names will help your child as they settle into their new Nursery class. Please take time to watch the videos together as they prepare for their first day with us. Thank you!
Mrs Hughes shares the story 'Peace at Last.'
Mrs Lewtas reads 'Dear Zoo'
Mrs Davies reads 'Brown Bear, Brown Bear.'
Mrs Hughes sings the rhyme '1,2,3,4,5.'
Mrs Lewtas sings 'Incy Wincy Spider.'
