Welcome to our Nursery class page.

It was lovely to welcome in some Nursery parents for our 'Meet the Teacher' meeting. I hope you managed to see your child's self portrait on display, they are wonderful. We have uploaded the slides from the meeting for all to refer to. Please see below. If you have any questions please speak to any member of the team or send a message through Tapestry. If you haven't yet been sent a link to access your child's account please let us know.

We are looking forward to welcoming our new children and their families to our Nursery class and we are beginning to get things ready for you. Here are a few photos of our classroom.

We are really excited to begin to get to know you all.

Miss Wilson, Mrs Cutler, Mrs Roberts and Mrs Smith.

This is our topic map detailing possible avenues of learning. There is flexibility to allow the children to explore their own fascinations and interests.

’50 Things to do before you’re five’

There is a brand new app for families in Hertfordshire! It’s called ’50 Things to do before you’re five‘, it’s intention is to improve outcomes for our younger children. It’s full of ideas for activities and experiences that can be accessible for everyone that encourage communication and language, being active and trying new things. Many experiences are outdoors and open ended so the whole family can take part!

How many experiences and memories can you tick off?

A message for any nursery families that are coming to us or staying with us in September.

We look forward to welcoming children and families in September. Some children may be excited, and some may feel daunted, I’m sure many of you parents feel a little apprehensive and we all have a mixture of feelings.

I have attached a pdf story of a child starting school for you to share with your child. This will enable you to introduce the idea of going to nursery or school and possibly staying all day. This will help all children especially those that will be full time in September. Read the story and talk about it with your child. Doing this several times every now and again will help your child understand some of the experiences that will be ahead for them and help them cope emotionally for what could possibly be a challenge. It will be ‘welcome back’ to those families we know and for those that are new, we are looking forward to meeting you and beginning the process of getting to know you.
 

Georgina Wilson, Early Years Lead