Welcome to the Nursery Blog
In Nursery this week we have been learning about the season Spring.
We have been looking at the changes in the environment and in the weather and talking about what sort of things we might see when we are out and about such as new flowers, buds on the trees and baby animals.
We have learnt some new Spring songs called ‘It must be Spring’, ‘Raindrops’ and ‘Spring in my toes’
We have been painting some lovely Spring pictures and collaging Daffodil’s. This is our Spring display.
This week we have welcome back all of the Nursery children. They have all been amazing and it has been obvious how much they have missed their friends ? We have settled the children back in with lots of circle time games and recapping our Nursery rules.
This week has also been Science week, so in Nursery we have been exploring texture and form. We have been exploring materials such as Gloop, flour, ice, jelly and sand and adding water and experimenting with the different textures. We have talked about and described how each of the different material feels.
Welcome back Nursery!
We are so looking forward to having all the children back with us today. We hope you all have a lovely day ?
Miss Jones, Mrs Host and Miss Golding
Please watch
We just wanted to check in and say hello to everyone? , we hope you are all staying safe and well ?
We are updating our Nursery Teams page each day with fun activities, songs and stories for you to do. If you are having any problems accessing Teams please email me on [email protected] and I will try to resolve the problem for you. Also if you have not been able to access your child’s email let me know and I can send it out to you.
There is also our Nursery Nativity video and snow day videos on our teams and the school team, so check them out.
We are missing you lots in Nursery but are happy you are staying safe and well with your families. Take care, we hope we will see you all soon.
Please see the letter below on how to access Teams and access our remote learning.
Each child has been given an email address and password to access teams. If you do not have this please email us on [email protected] and we will send this to you. Once you are on teams say Hello and we will know you are with us.
You can message us with any questions, send us photographs or examples of your children’s work to the above email address and we will get back to you.
Stay safe ?
Microsoft Teams to support Remote Learning
This letter is to support you and your child if your child with remote learning.
Teams can be accessed from the web browser, a desktop application or a mobile app. https://teams.microsoft.com
You can also Download Microsoft Teams for your desktop or, if necessary, mobile:
Sign in using your child’s school email address, which has been shared earlier in the year. If you are unsure of these details please email your child’s class teacher.
Navigating Microsoft Teams (desktop & Mobile)
Primary navigation appears on the left-hand side of the screen (bottom on iPad and mobile devices) and includes the following icons: Activity, Chat, Teams, Assignments, Calendar, Calls and Files
Teams
Children will be part of a class or year group team. Click on this ‘Team’.
A new page will be displayed where you can access ‘Posts’ and ‘Files’.
Posts: This is where your child’s teacher (or other adult within school) will post information about lessons. They may post links to on-line activities or direct you to particular ‘Files’ to support learning.
Files: Click on this tab to find resources for your learning. Assemblies, videos, powerpoints and other resources can be found here.
Your child can then share their learning in a range of ways (e.g. taking photos, typing responses or uploading other files) by emailing their teacher.
If you do have any questions or issues, please do not hesitate to contact the school.
Yours Sincerely
Alex Scott
Deputy Headteacher
Well done to everyone who made a Snowman for our competition they were amazing.
A big well done to Harleen who was chosen by the ECO squad as our winner ?
