OUR EVENTS
The child who lives with recognition
learns to have goals
What did our pre-school children do in yoga today?
We had a fantastic time with our yoga mats in the garden.
Warm up – we were cheeky monkeys that climbed the tall trees – unfortunately, we fell, and we stretched our muscles to make them feel better.
Yoga adventure – we drove to the beach! We had fish and chips and ice cream and had a wonderful swim in the sea and built sandcastles.
Cool down – we lay down thinking about the warm sun on our skin, we took long, deep breaths and thought of happy things.
Our children enjoy being children! Here, a child is enjoying the freedom and excitement of our rope swing – risk assessing their own actions, choosing how high they want to go.
Our pre-school children preparing for forest school in the outdoor classroom. Every child has all in one waterproof clothing and their own wellies. Self-help skills are always encouraged.
Our ‘Information Station’ is situated in the cloakroom. Here, you will find information of the Early Years Foundation Stage, advice leaflets regarding sleep routines, potty training etc., staff certificates for food hygiene, paediatric first aid and safeguarding and lots of other useful information. Should you like any information in particular – please speak to Ellie or Louise.
Our meal of the day is ‘Sausage ratatouille with crushed potatoes and fresh vegetables’. All our meat is from Checketts in Ombersley. All our fresh vegetables are from Gwillams farm – Worcester.
Our staff meeting is this evening. The meeting consists of half an hour as a room meeting, feeding back to each other regarding what works well, offering constructive criticism and creating action plans. We then have a whole staff meeting with management leading. What is our agenda this evening? We are focusing on safeguarding scenarios, first aid scenarios and action plans in order to continue to move the nursery forward and to continue with our outstanding care.
Our pre-school children had a wonderful time with yoga and French this week – both in the garden.
Yoga – Our children went for a walk to get an ice cream. We then focused on our breathing and stretching – taking the wonderful environment in around us, smelling the blossom, feeling the sun on our skin.
French – Our children went on a colour hunt – strengthening their knowledge on French colours and running around developing our physical development at the same time.
A child using her imagination and developing her Physical Development by using building blocks as stepping stones. Don’t fall into the sea!