Welcome to Nursery!

There are 3 classes in Nursery ; Class NP, Class NS and Class NT.  The Teachers are Ms Papatheodorou (Class NP), Ms Morrison on Monday to Wednesday and Ms Sarwar on Thursday and Friday (Class NS) and Mrs Tate (Class NT).  Teaching assistants also working with us; Ms Kaur, Miss Qamar, Ms Lucy, Mrs Rooney and Ms Aisha.

Autumn 1

Welcome to our new Nursery class! 

This half term, we will be settling in to our new class, making friends and building relationships and getting to know the adults. We will begin small group times and learn about nursery rhymes and sensory stories, joining in with songs and actions, develop our oracy skills by listening to and talking about stories and we will have a go at mark making, giving meaning to the marks we make.

Communication and Language: We will be learning how to listen to each other and pay attention during group and story times. We will be learning to follow simple instructions.

Personal, Social and Emotional Development: We will be sharing with our friends and practising taking turns with others. We will be practising how to use the toilet and wash our hands independently.

Literacy: We will be learning new vocabulary and encouraging a love of reading. We will be exploring a range of mark making both inside and outside the classroom using various resources such as brushes and water, painting, chalk, pens, pencils and crayons. 

Maths: We will be learning number names through songs and rhymes. We will be exploring numbers and counting, shapes and size through play in the environment as well as during snack times. 

Reminders

Please remember to...

• always bring a spare set of clothes in school at all times. This is in case of messy or water play as well as toileting accidents (also, please label all clothing)
• send in a coat with your child every day as the weather can change during the day
• make sure your child has a labelled water bottle in school every day to keep them hydrated throughout the day
• bring a pair of wellington boots for your child. These can be kept in your child's locker