June 2017
It’s an exciting time as our children prepare to take the next step along their learning and development path.
Parents of children in Seahorse class are invited to join us for a Graduation celebration on Sunday 18th June at 9.00a.m.
Parents of children in Starfish, Dolphin and Turtle class are invited to join us as shown below: Parents of children in Starfish class on Sunday 18th June at 11.00a.m.
Parents of children in Dolphin class on Monday 19th June at 9.00a.m Parents of children in Turtle class on Monday 19th June at 11.00a.m
Parents of Jellyfish and Octopus class are invited to join us on Tuesday 20th June at 10.30 –
11.30a.m
The topic will be split into weekly
sub topics:
Week 1 – Healthy/non-healthy Week 2 – Favourite foods Week 3 – End of year celebration.
Suggested Activities for Home! |
Suggested stories. |
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Rocket fruit kebabs are a
fun way to encourage your child to eat healthy. Not only do they taste yummy, your child will love making them you.
For our older children, sorting food pictures onto “Healthy happy tooth� or “Unhealthy sad tooth� is great for reinforcing the benefits of eating healthy.
Reminders…
�Nursery Parent/Teacher meetings 5th/6th June. (2.00p.m – 3.15p.m)
�Baby unit Parent/Teacher meetings 4th – 8th June
ï?¶End of year celebrations 18th/19th/20th June
ï?¶Term ends 22nd June
�Our Fun Packed Summer Camp starts 28th June – 4th September, please call into reception if you wish to register your child.
ï?¶New term starts September 6th 2017.
What’s been happening…
Doctor Imran’s visit.
Dr Imran visited the nursery on May 1st, 2nd and 3rd. He conducted a medical check-up on all the children.
The children also had the opportunity to explore some of the doctor’s equipment. They were fascinated to be able to hear the doctor’s heartbeat, as well as their own.
Pyjama picnic…
On Thursday 18th May 2017 the children and their staff all come to nursery in their pyjamas, ready to enjoy our pyjama picnic.
The children sat with their friends and tucked into their yummy picnic snacks and sang along to teddybear songs.
