Welcome to Nursery
Who's who
Mrs Greer - Class Teacher/EY Lead
Miss Storey - Early Years Practitioner
Miss Sheridan - Early Years Practitioner
Welcome to our Nursery class page.
Here is some information about our class that you may find useful.
Reading/Little Wandle Foundations
In Nursery Class we use 'Little Wandle Foundations' to prepare our students for learning phonics in Reception Class through 'Little Wandle'.
The scheme of work provides sound foundations ahead of formal phonics teaching upon entry to school. The Nursery years are the best time to lay the foundations for your child’s future reading. By spending time talking with your child and focusing on the sounds of our language, you can help your child get ready for formal phonics teaching in Reception. In Nursery, it is tempting to get children to learn to read early, but we must remember that the best foundations for learning to read are built through talking, songs and rhymes, and sharing books.
As a result, the Nursery completes short sessions to build skills through story telling (Foundation for a Love of Reading), pre-phonic skills (Foundations for Phonics) and high-quality interactions and song (Foundations for Language).
If you would like to know more, please see Mrs Greer
Home learning
In Nursery we invite our parents to undertake home learning tasks which are suggested on our Medium Term Plans. We are conscious that our families are very busy so task are planned to be a short or as long as your family wish to take. If family life has involved achievements, celebrations and adventures, we welcome families sharing this information so we are able to share this within class.
Each week the children are invited to take a book home from the Nursery Class lending library. The books available to borrow include a wide range of options to share with your child, including tactile, sound and lift the flap books.
In the first few weeks of the Autumn term we will focus on building relationships with our new students and welcoming back existing pupils. We will be in the classroom and outside and learning our daily routine together, where we will spend time: sharing stories, singing and getting to know everyone.
This half-term our topic is 'Mini Me'. We are learning about ourselves, including what we look like, who lives with us and where we live and what makes us special. After half-term we will be exploring our topic 'Let's Celebrate', which explores all the different events, festivals and celebrations.
Photo's coming soon