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This week’s activities The children continue to explore their new, larger environment and are enjoying making new friends, being with other teachers and trying out different activities in different rooms and gardens. This helps them with their personal, social and emotional development, as they begin to follow slightly different ‘golden rules’, negotiate with each other...
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This week’s activities Below is just a snapshot of the things the children have been getting up to this week. The children have spent a lot of time this week exploring the whole of the Pre-school environment.  They have learnt that they can now go from Robin to Wren Room and Wren to Robin Room and...
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Wren  The children have had lots of fun in the garden this week, below are some of the activities they have been engaged in in the great outdoors:  They took part in an egg and spoon race.  This is really great for physical development. Whilst children naturally love to run and chase, being able to walk with...
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This week’s activities – week of 22 March 2021  Robin Bubble  With Easter fast approaching, an ‘Easter tree’ has appeared in the arts and crafts area.  This is to inspire the children to get creative with things relating to the Easter season. They have made saltdough Easter eggs, cardboard cut out eggs and string and balloon eggs.  Whilst the children...
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Tesco is rolling out collection points for soft plastic packaging like crisp packets, pet food pouches and bread bags at stores in England and Wales.
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Last month’s article talked of snow and how we were looking forward to warmer days to come.  Well, we aren’t quite there yet, but the children at Pre-school continue to enjoy the outdoors whatever the weather.      This month has seen the big return to school for many children.  Whilst schools have remained open to vulnerable children...
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This week’s activities – week of 01-05/03/21  Robin Bubble  This week’s development of fine motor skills has included using pegs and boards, great for the pincer grip (also good for counting, naming colours, repeating patterns), using scissors to cut various materials; some more tricky than others, and using chalk in mark-making, both inside and out.  There has been...
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Red Nose Day 2021 Please help us raise money by clicking here Donating through JustGiving is simple, fast and totally secure. Once you donate, they’ll send your money directly to Comic Relief: Red Nose Day, so it’s the most efficient way to give – saving time and cutting costs for the charity.  
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