Queen of Hearts Nursery School
NEWSLETTER
The Looking Glass
Autumn 2008
Welcome to the Autumn edition of the Nursery Newsletter. As usual, there is a very busy period ahead between now and Christmas and we have listed the schedule of events and dates in order that you can pencil them into your diaries.
STAFF MOVEMENTS
In August, we were delighted to welcome our new cook Michelle Leach to the Nursery. Michelle is a very experienced cook and has already reviewed/rewritten all our menus to ensure the children have food that is both enjoyable and very nutritious.
Clare Treacy who joined the Nursery exactly three years ago is leaving at the end of October to have a baby. We will miss her and will of course keep you informed of her progress. Christie Wright who joined the Nursery last year will be moving over from the 3 to 4 year old side to replace Clare on the little side.
NURSERY TOPIC:-
The Project for the period 7th September to the 13th October is COLOURS.
The 2 to 3 year old children will be learning about the colours red, yellow, green and blue. There will be a variety of activities, including songs and poems, to reinforce this topic.
The 3 to 4 year old children in addition to working with the primary colours will be learning about secondary colours plus black and white, light and dark and all the colours of the rainbow.
Again there will be a wide range of experiences to support this topic.
N.B. Please look on the notice board weekly to see what your child will be doing.
DATES FOR YOUR DIARIES
Monday 29th & Tuesday 30th September – Pre-school information evening
Friday 3rd October – Jeans for Genes Day
Monday 6th October – 3 year old information evening
5th, 6th and 7th November – Little Urchins Photography
Wednesday 12th November – Social Evening – Autumn/Christmas Fayre
Friday 14th November – Children in Need day
December Christmas Concert (Pre-School Children)– Tuesday 2nd (pm) and Thursday 4th (am) Thursday 18th December – Christmas Party
More information on all the above will be given nearer the time.
Valerie Parker
NEWSLETTER
The Looking Glass
Autumn 2008
Welcome to the Autumn edition of the Nursery Newsletter. As usual, there is a very busy period ahead between now and Christmas and we have listed the schedule of events and dates in order that you can pencil them into your diaries.
STAFF MOVEMENTS
In August, we were delighted to welcome our new cook Michelle Leach to the Nursery. Michelle is a very experienced cook and has already reviewed/rewritten all our menus to ensure the children have food that is both enjoyable and very nutritious.
Clare Treacy who joined the Nursery exactly three years ago is leaving at the end of October to have a baby. We will miss her and will of course keep you informed of her progress. Christie Wright who joined the Nursery last year will be moving over from the 3 to 4 year old side to replace Clare on the little side.
NURSERY TOPIC:-
The Project for the period 7th September to the 13th October is COLOURS.
The 2 to 3 year old children will be learning about the colours red, yellow, green and blue. There will be a variety of activities, including songs and poems, to reinforce this topic.
The 3 to 4 year old children in addition to working with the primary colours will be learning about secondary colours plus black and white, light and dark and all the colours of the rainbow.
Again there will be a wide range of experiences to support this topic.
N.B. Please look on the notice board weekly to see what your child will be doing.
DATES FOR YOUR DIARIES
Monday 29th & Tuesday 30th September – Pre-school information evening
Friday 3rd October – Jeans for Genes Day
Monday 6th October – 3 year old information evening
5th, 6th and 7th November – Little Urchins Photography
Wednesday 12th November – Social Evening – Autumn/Christmas Fayre
Friday 14th November – Children in Need day
December Christmas Concert (Pre-School Children)– Tuesday 2nd (pm) and Thursday 4th (am) Thursday 18th December – Christmas Party
More information on all the above will be given nearer the time.
Valerie Parker
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