by Tom Walbrin | Mar 3, 2025 | News from the Rooms, Willow Room, Woodpeckers
In Woodpeckers Room our next focus story is The Little Red Hen. We will be sharing this story during group time and in our book corner. We will also be grinding our own flour, making bread and using our story props to retell the story. Please revisit the story if you...
by Tom Walbrin | Dec 6, 2024 | News, News from the Rooms
All the children in Hartcliffe Nursery School have been getting festive and making their own Christmas cards this year! They were using paint, glue, glitter, and stickers. They created some beautiful Christmas tree cards. There was glitter everywhere! All the children...
by Tom Walbrin | Dec 2, 2024 | Butterflies, Chestnut Room, News from the Rooms
Butterflies class have been working on developing their skills with tools and combining materials since September. They have developed perseverance, hand eye coordination, fine motor skills and how to plan and make their ideas come alive! The children are learning to...
by Ali | Nov 12, 2024 | Cherry Room, Hedgehogs, News from the Rooms
Wow! Term 1 has been a very busy one. We welcomed some children back to hedgehogs class and welcomed lots of new friends too. We are so proud of how amazingly well everyone has settled in. We used all of our senses when exploring lots of different healthy foods. Some...
by Tom Walbrin | Apr 26, 2024 | Cherry Room, News from the Rooms, Owls
World Book Day 2024 World Book Day is always an amazing day and this year our Owls came in all dressed up in some amazing characters, from princesses to superhero’s and favourite story book characters such as the Gruffalo and Sulley! It was so lovely to see all...
by Tom Walbrin | Apr 17, 2024 | Cherry Room, Hedgehogs, News from the Rooms
Shhhhhh…. Peace at Last! This term we have been exploring the story ‘Peace at last!’ It’s about poor Mr Bear who can’t sleep because of all the different noises in the house at night. We have been learning the repetitive phrases throughout the story and joining in as...
