This week we have looked at different animals who come from "Hot Countries"... be it the jungle, the safari areas etc. There are many types of animals that come from hotter climates to us but we are a wee bit little to appreciate all the differences between these habitats or where indeed these places are in the big wide world.But... we have enjoyed looking at them, talking about their patterns (spots, stripes or plain) and their different physical features: paws, tails, claws

The week started with Remembrance. A pretty tricky concept when you are only 3 or 4-years old, but something important that future generations should remember. We watched the fabulous CBeebies animation about the hare in the battle fields and talked about how wearing poppies helps us remember and help those who have and those who still do, keep us safe. We also celebrated Children in Need. Thanks to all who donated. In Nursery we raised just under £21 but this is one of our v

What another busy week! This week saw the SIAMS (Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools), which is the National Church equivalent of Ofsted. Whilst we do not know the result as yet, Mrs Beeson did come and visit the nursery and was told about the story of Noah's Ark which we began our animal topic with. The children were fantastic, re-enacting the story in small world play, talking to unfamiliar adults and being extremely well behaved! This week also saw our f

Well it certainly seems like the weather for the ark to set sail... what a miserable day! Nevermind, here is a new Nursery blog post to cheer us all up! Who would have thought it was the first week back after the half term! It was fantastic to see the children burst in through the door, eager to be back! Well done guys, we are very proud and glad to see you too. This week we have begun our topic "All Creatures Great and Small". We feel it is really important to know why we ar