Nursery
Welcome to Nursery
Our nursery classes are Ladybirds, Caterpillars and Butterflies
This term our learning theme is UP and Down.
We are learning about the Pants Rule to keep us safe.
Have a listen to Pantasaurus's song.
Click here to Singalong with Pantasaurus.
Honeybees is our extended care class. if your child is entitled to 30 hours they will spend a morning or afternoon in their nursery class and the remainder of their time in Honeybees.
Our focus stories
As part of our theme we will be focusing on the following stories;
Romero Britto
We are learning about the artist Romero Britto. We have been creating different art work in his style. We have been learning how to make paintings and pictures using patterns.
Class Dojo
Well done for signing up to our Class Dojo. If you haven't done it yet, there is still time. We often post important messages, including activities we are learning about in class.
Thank you for any messages that you send us. We do read them. Sometimes we cannot respond straight away as we are teaching or in a meeting. We will get back to you as soon as we can.
HoneyBees
Honeybees is for our 30 hour children. They spend half the day in the nursery class; either Ladybirds, Tadpoles, Butterflies or Caterpillars. The other half of the day is spent in our Honeybee provision.
Children will need a plastic packed lunch box with their name clearly displayed on the front. We are a nut free school, so no nuts and no sweets. Children do not need an extra drink, just their class water bottle. No juice please.
Even if you are not entitled to the free 30 hours or our free 30 hour spaces are full, you may be able to pay for extra sessions. This is on top of your 15 hour entitlement which your child receives in their nursery class.
Please speak to Mrs Dawson or your class teacher for more details or a Honeybee form.
How to stay safe online
Here is a link to some songs and rhymes you could sing with your child.
Some parents have talked to us about their concerns when children are using the internet. Here is a link with some ideas for supporting your family when accessing the internet.
http://www.childnet.com/ufiles/Keeping-Under-Fives-Safe-Online.pdf
