Welcome back to half term 4!!!
Please find attached our planning the week beginning 22nd February We have sent this to you via Class Dojo also.
Of course get in touch if you have any questions
Unfortunately school Nursery is closed until at least March 8th. Home learning packs are available at the school office. As soon as Government policy changes we will be in touch.
We have done really so far and had no need to close our bubble. Please remember
Only one adult to drop off and collect children
Wash your hands before and after school
Do not attend if you are feeling poorly
Have a look at all the wonderful things we have been doing at home.
Don't forget to check your portfolio each day
Meet the team
Miss Williams EYFS Phase Leader – Nursery teacher
Mr Mitchell - Nursery Teacher
Mrs Khan – Teaching Assistant
Mrs Stockley – Teaching Assistant
Miss Mylie – Teaching Assistant (Maternity leave)
Our topics for the year 2020-2021
Term 4 - Stories from Around the World
Term 5 - Growing and Life-cycles
Our Topic this half term is 'Changes'. We will be focusing on the Stories The Whale and the Snail, Not Now Bernard and the Rainbow Fish. Of course we will also read lots of other stories. There are class stories on our Dojo page.
Whilst you are at home watch these each day and we will also set some activities that you can complete with your child. Most of these activities will focus on 'Change'.
Forest Friday
Each Friday is 'Forest Friday', we share this time with our friends in reception. We have stories around the fire, bake food, make forest art and use tools to make things. We really needs our wellies on a Friday. We try and go out whatever the weather.
Outdoor Learning
We will be spending lots of time outside. Please bring appropriate clothing. Bring a change of clothes in case your child gets mucky.
ALSO PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR CHILD'S JUMPER HAS THEIR NAME IN!!!
We have a healthy eating policy in EYFS providing fruit and milk to the children every day. Encourage your child to drink water - it's good for you.
Please ensure that packed lunches are healthy and nutritious. We have children with nut allergies, so avoid these in packed lunches
Birthdays and staying healthy
As a ‘Healthy School' and being aware of allergies , we do not celebrate children’s birthdays with sweets or cakes. Instead we ask parents to bring in a healthy snack such as cheese, crackers, fruit, bread sticks. If you have any doubts, speak to a member of nursery staff.
