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World Book Day at The Priory
On Thursday 7 March all the children took part in World Book Day. We had some amazing costumes. The 2s room recited the story of ‘The Three Little Pigs’. They used a story map to tell the story, and continued this with a song that they danced to with ribbons. This continued as the children […]
Partnership with parents
Partnership with parents is something we feel passionate about at the Priory. In accordance with the Partnership with Parents policy, we invite parents in to speak with their key person about their child’s progress in all areas of learning. The key person and parent will identify strengths and discuss any areas of concern, putting support […]
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Cake Sale at Mornington House
Our cake sale, for the Jessie May Trust raised £20.20. Thank you to everyone who supported the sale. We were inspired to fundraise for the Jessie May Trust by Melissa who had seen that our local Sainsburys had been raising money for the Trust but unfortunately the large collection box was stolen. Being part of […]
Snow Day at The Court House
On Friday 1 February we all woke up to snow. The staff who were able to get to nursery have had lots of fun with the children. We made a snowman and had a huge snowball fight before going back indoors to warm up with a lovely lunch. This is the part of our jobs […]
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E-Safety Information for Parents
It’s really important that we all have a wider awareness of online safety. It is not safe to just hand your young child your mobile phone. These are some key points to think about: Ensure you know what your children can access online – monitor what they are watching and using; Talk to them about […]
Supporting Parents and Children when Settling In
We are always delighted to receive parent feedback as it helps us reflect on what we do, and make changes to improve where we can. This comment is particularly heartwarming because it demonstrates how our slow and gentle settling in process has supported both the young child and the parent, who had their own anxieties […]
