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Hayes Park School Welcome to our Nursery! 07/06/2017 2
The Nursery Team Mrs Lorraine Rafferty Mrs Carly Skippins Ms Sarah Blakey Mrs Penny Woodman Nursery Nurse Nursery Nurse Nursery Teacher Nursery Teacher First Aider First Aider Foundation Stage Leader Mrs Hajira Aalam Mrs Gill Harrop Nursery Administrator Nursery Assistant and Assistant
Aims of the Nursery To provide high quality, fully integrated nursery care and education. To provide a rich, stimulating and secure environment where each child feels secure, valued and confident. To extend each child’s individual skills and knowledge. To prepare each child for lifelong learning. To foster a positive partnership with yourselves as parents and carers.
Organisation of the Nursery 90 part time places Two sessions with 45 children Each session 3 hours long Afternoon Morning Nursery Nursery 12.25pm to 3.25pm 8.25am to 11.25am
Structure of our Sessions Provide a soft start at the beginning of each session. Children are welcomed in (with parents/carers), use the self registration and settle themselves at an activity. When all children are in, there is a short group time. Children are encouraged to move independently and confidently around the nursery, choosing from a range of indoor and outdoor activities. Fruit and Milk Time Different group time activities Story time and ready for home! 07/06/2017 6
The Early Years Curriculum The Early Years Guidance provides the basis for our curriculum. This is achieved through a ‘Making Learning Visible’ approach. Learning areas are planned and prepared to support and encourage each child to lead their learning and reach their own potential in their own time!
The Sunshine Room routine safe secure a smaller environment a home from home build relationships encourage social interaction 07/06/2017 8
School Uniform Our school uniform is available to order on-line from our uniform suppliers Tesco. This is what our uniform is made up of …….. You can now order embroidered uniform items from Tesco.com. Items can be collected in store or delivered to your home. You can collect Clubcard points on all your orders, and buying though Tesco helps raise money for the school, too - we get a donation on all uniform sales made. And if you go via easyfundraising.org.uk you can raise even more - have a look at the end of this newsletter for details on how to sign up to easyfundraising if you haven't already done so! 07/06/2017 9
Jewellery in Nursery Our uniform policy allows children to wear small stud earrings. For the health and safety of children we do not allow hoop or drop earrings. 07/06/2017 10
Everything I will need A named water bottle. A named book bag. Please ensure all uniform is clearly labelled. 07/06/2017 11
Honey Pot We are able to provide additional resources for the children from the kind donations given by parents.
Home Visits Home visits provide us with an opportunity to meet and get to know you and your child, watching them playing to provide us with invaluable information which will allow us to plan the next stage in your child’s learning. We have tried to as much as possible to arrange your child’s key worker to visit, however in a few cases this has not been possible.
Nursery Induction Day This is a one hour session that you attend with your child so they can become familiar with the Nursery setting. Together you can: Experience activities first hand Meet your Key Worker Share anxieties or concerns
First Day of Nursery Start dates are during September and October 2017 (see individual letter in pack). The first session will be for 1 hour only and will give each child the opportunity to become familiar with the Nursery setting and meet the other children in their key group.
Ways to Help at Home Talk, Talk, Talk! Encourage lots of speaking and listening. Sit and share books daily and visit the library regularly. Encourage opportunities for outside play, visiting the park, running, climbing, balancing and jumping. Encourage counting, matching, and sorting. Encourage water play, painting, constructional play and dressing up. Developing independence by encouraging your child to dress and undress independently.
Helping your child to get ready for Nursery Wean off dummies and bottles Toilet train and encourage them to use the toilet independently. Have a go at leaving them with relations or friends for short periods Encourage drinking water not juice or squash Teach them to do their own shoes and socks Encourage them to walk not sit in the pushchair Encourage as much independence as possible. 07/06/2017 17
The Pack All paperwork All paperwork to be returned to school by Friday 30 th June Coffee morning on Wednesday 28 th June
Key Workers Every child in Nursery has been allocated an initial Key Worker. This will be confirmed by October half term. 07/06/2017 19
These children are in red group Anaya Butt Avneet Basra Ayden Ataya Aymen Ataya Caitlyn Agyei Boateng Elana De Lime Ishika Abayawardana Japleen Kaur Soni Khalid Abdi Leesha Gulati Luca Joshua Minta Maisie Essex Hammond Muhammad Ahmad Hussain Oscar Bartlett Rakshan Thivavarul Ritaal Sufyani Rumaan Omar Abdulle Shivaani Thirukumar Sienna Izabella Minta Tommy Martin Hunt Yahya Omer Hashi
These children are in green group Abhishek Solomon Nahar Aisha Tanzeel Anchana Suganthan Biren Singh Athwal Elizabeth Griffin Manav Rudra Babber Raheema Hussein Ali Reet Kapur Rihanna Kunagaran Sania Alam Sathvihan Jeyarajan Suleman Piracha Tara Bhandal Teghvir Singh Madhan Thanushka Sathiyaseelan Vrinda Kumar
These children are in blue group Adam Abdirahman Aroohi Kakkar Dea Kavya Bhorosee Dupri Daniel Gurfateh Singh Dhillon Johan Joe Varghese Maryam Mahmoud Muskan Mahraby Prabeen Prathap Sashaan Rajeevan Tayyibah Aslami Theniya Sutharsan Vivaan Kerpal Yousef Bakdaliya
These children are in yellow group Abikkaash Jeyachandran Arjan Singh Rakhra Arslaan Ali Nazir Aydin Khan Dylan Toms Eliza Riaz Harkirat Singh Jay Basra Jia Piasa Mannat Kaur Nancy Culbert Patrick Ward Ranveer Bumbrah Tyler Parkinson Zara Faisal
We look forward to seeing you soon!
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