Welcome to Nursery

In Nursery we follow the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum, which focuses on the development of the individual child and provides high quality learning opportunities for the children to learn through play. The children are able to explore, take risks, have fun, form friendships, think critically and form their own ideas.

Our curriculum is based on high quality texts and real life events so that learning is as relevant as possible to the children. Our Nursery is a language rich environment where communication, understanding and play is at the forefront of each and every day.

Useful Information

Simply click and download our documents below:

Newsletters

Nursery Parent & Carer Booklet

FS1. Nursery Curriculum. Long Term Plan. Year 2024-2025

Our Nursery Team are always happy to help you

Miss Rogers
Teacher

Miss Shepherd
Teaching Assistant

Mrs Evans
Teaching Assistant

Mrs Taylor
Also teaches in Nursery, usually on a Wednesday

What’s in there?

Exploring the water

Setting the animals free that were trapped in the ice

Sledging

Working hard to put in the bedding plants

Inspired by Vincent Van Gogh

Hole punching the leaf – munching through just like The Hungry Caterpillar

Where’s Wally?

Potato peeling

Chopping the chips

Chopping to build up our muscles

Herby play dough

Water play and problem solving

Building London

Can you guess the London landmark?

Shape Matching

Concentrating on construction

Mr Potato Head

Threading and counting

Thread the correct number of beads

Kid-Nex

Water play

Balance bikes

Music

Listening carefully

Bang that drum!

Counting puzzle

Nursery News

What a lovely start we have had to our new school year. The children have arrived with enthusiasm – eager to learn, keen to meet new friends and absolutely full of questions and curiosity. Days have been spent getting to know each other, learning to play together and finding out what their Nursery is all about.

We have read about Augustus The Tiger who was looking for his smile and enjoyed The Hueys and Gruffalo Granny of course, but our very favourite has been Oi Frog! Did you know that parrots sit on carrots, bees sit on keys and goats sit on coats? We laughed, we giggled, we drew our own funny illustrations and then tried to make our own rhymes.

Autumn is creeping up fast. Over the coming weeks we can’t wait to collect acorns, make ramps for our conkers, paint with the leaves and go searching for Stickman. Autumn is always such a busy season with lots to enjoy.

Look what we have been up to …

Wigfield Farm

The goats were very hungry

The meerkats were watching us.

The llamas came to look at us too.

Hungry goat

Don’t let it fall off!

Ready, steady, go

Sports Day balancing

London snap

It’s fiddlier than it looks!

All aboard!

A shape train

Which shapes roll?

The Train Ride

Carriage counting

Snowy sledging fun

Christmas dinner

Party games

Ginger – mmm!

Weigh it out carefully

Concentrating on putting the buttons in just the right place

Wrapping

Decorating

Let’s party!

Paper chains

Pudsey

Inspired by the poppy fields

Porridge – yum!

Firework mark making

Naughty Guy Fawkes

Smallest to largest

Leaf printing

Working those hand and wrist muscles

Daddy & Grandpa

Repeating patterns

Sycamore seeds

Busy builders

You can’t beat a good book

How high will it get?

Exploring numbers with Numicon

Cutting skills

Weighing the vegetables

The radish have grown!

Water play

Improving our grounds

St George’s Day

Snap, crackle, pop!

Early mark making

The Easter Bunny came

Hunting for our Easter treats

Jenga fun with friends

In your Easter bonnet

Back to front for Red Nose Day

Practising our letters

Tuesday ‘Wear Your Running Shoes-day’

Red Nose Day Big Walk

Filling, pouring and investigating

Counting

Searching for signs of Spring

World Book Day Cake Competition

Can you hear the first sound?

P.E.

Great model making

‘Learning For Life’