Welcome to Nursery
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Class Teacher: Miss G. McHenry
Teaching Assistants: Miss C. Young
Miss K. Cassidy
Dismissal Time
Nursery dismissal time is 3:20pm.
What You Will Need in Nursery
Homework: Next half term (Autumn 2), we will be introducing children to the library. On the Friday your child will choose a book from the library to take home. Your child will need to bring it back in on the following Friday to be able to exchange it for another book. If you would like to keep the book longer, children make keep it for a maximum time of two weeks.
PE: For Autumn 2 half term, your child's PE day is Friday. Please ensure your child comes to school wearing their PE kit on this day. The class teacher will clarify which kit is needed (indoor or outdoor) at the beginning of each half term depending on what their topic is.
Library Day: The children have the opportunity to borrow a book from the school library. Nursery's library day is Friday. Please note there is a £7 fee for lost library books.
Water Bottles: Children are encouraged to bring a water bottle to school each day. It may only contain water - no fruit juice or cordial please.
What to expect in the Early Years Foundation StageNursery Yearly Overview
Recommended Reads
Click on the icons below to see recommended reading book lists for Nursery children:
- Come outside video about windy weather- www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nsY4oLPhSk
- Nursery rhymes are an important way to build language skills and help children to be familiar with rhyme. Cocomelon on youtube has lots of nursery rhymes- www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qVJ8PzzZV4
- For stories and reading ideas, look at www.booktrust.org.uk which has useful ideas and resources.
- Top Tips for Talking which we feel you may find useful, all these tips are used by our staff- Click here to view these tips.
Here are some links to some useful websites that you can visit for more information on your child's communication development, please have a look!
- sound pronunciation video
- www.oxfordowl.co.uk
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk
- www.salford.gov.uk/libraries
- www.letters-and-sounds.com
- www.lovereading4kids.co.uk
- www.ictgames.com
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk
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