Nursery

COME ON NURSERY...........LET'S GET READING!!!!!

Bug Club weekly usage update

This is your Bug Club weekly usage update for Nursery 2019-2020 class.

1 pupil has 2 books or fewer.

24 pupils haven't logged into Bug Club to read this week.

Summer Term

Class Teacher: Ms Collier

Teaching Assistant: Mrs Webb

Hello Nursery and welcome back after a fab but strange Easter break. I hope you have all been having fun at home but also learning lots with your adults. This term should be another exciting one for our nursery children with lots of learning to be done and fun to be had, although some of this will be done at home.

Nursery Times:

AM: 9.00 - 11.30am

PM: 12.30 - 3.00PM

Topic

Our topic for the new Summer Term will be about mini beasts and then onto Under the sea as we head nearer to Summer

Letters and Sounds

Phase 1: listening skills

Number of the week

In Nursery we will be focusing on the numbers 0-20

Daily routine

9.00-9.10/ 12.30-12.40- Self register and child led learning

9.10-9.25/ 12.40-1.00- Counting, nursery rhymes, weather etc

9.25-10.45/ 1.00-2.40- Child led learning

10.45-11.00/ 2.45-3.00- Letters and Sounds

11.00-11.15/ 2.30-2.45- Snack time

11.15-11.30/ 2.45-3.00- Story and Home time

PE is currently on a Wednesday AM and Friday PM. Please ensure all earrings are removed. Your child will not be able to take part in P.E lessons if they are wearing earrings. Please ensure all PE kit is available I school.

Items to have in School

Spare clothes- tracksuit bottoms, t-shirt and underwear

Wellies

Book bags

Please ensure that all items of clothing are named.

Dates for your diary: 

Welcome to Ghyllgrove Nursery

At Ghyllgrove Nursery we have created a fun and stimulating learning environment, where we offer a safe, friendly and fun place for your child to learn, develop and grow. A child led setting where we encourage children to explore and learn through indoor and outdoor play activities, with a fully qualified teacher and learning support assistants.

What makes us special?

We believe that:

Parents are their childs first and most important educator
Children learn best through play
Children learn well in social groups such as a family, friends, their childcare setting

Your child’s learning and development.

We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum which sets the standard for the learning development and care of young children. The Early Years Foundation Stage helps us explore seven important learning areas with your child, whilst taking into account their individual abilities interests and special educational requirements.

These areas include:

The Prime areas of learning development

Communication and language

Personal social and emotional development

Physical development

The Specific areas :

Literacy

Maths

Expressive Arts and Design

Understanding the World