Meet the FS1 Family
Miss Steele
FS1 Teacher
Mrs Thompson
Higher Level Teaching Assistant
Mrs Wherry
EYFS Practitioner
Mrs Amy
EYFS Practitioner
Mrs Green
EYFS Practitioner
Miss Enever
EYFS Practitioner (on maternity leave)
St Petroc's Nursery is a fun, safe, creative and nurturing environment where children are valued and stimulated through a high quality learning environment, reflecting and extending their current, individual interests.
We celebrate the process of learning, making connections, imagining and problem solving, recognising everyone as a unique thinker and artist. We take the lead from individual fascinations and allow the children to inspire us and lead their learning throughout child-initiated playful learning sessions. We balance child-initiated play with short daily adult-led sessions, focusing on storytelling, phonics and number games.
We follow the Early Years Curriculum, providing opportunities in a variety of ways to learn skills in all of the seven areas of learning.
Prime Areas:
Personal, Social and Emotional Development: Self-Regulation, Managing Self, Building Relationships.
Communication and Language: Listening, Attention and Understanding, Speaking.
Physical development: Gross Motor Skills, Fine Motor Skills.
Specific Areas:
Literacy: Comprehension, Word Reading, Writing.
Mathematics: Number, Numerical Patterns.
Understanding the World: Past and Present, People Culture and Communities, The Natural World.
Expressive Arts and Design: Creating with Materials, Being Imaginative and Expressive.
Tapestry Online Journal
In Nursery we use Tapestry to track children's learning. This is an online journal that allows you to access their learning story from home with your own log in and share your own experiences too. We also use Tapestry as part of our 'focus child' system. We value our parents' knowledge and understanding of their own children, therefore, we love to involve our parents in sharing their child's current interests and any special occasions they may have currently going on at home. Staff will extend these interests within our class provision and spend quality time with them, meeting their next steps, 'in the moment'. Children's brains are most active and open to learning when following their own interests. We love watching where it takes us!
How often can my child attend?
We offer 30 hours funding if you are eligible through whole day sessions.
We celebrate the process of learning, making connections, imagining and problem solving, recognising everyone as a unique thinker and artist. We take the lead from individual fascinations and allow the children to inspire us and lead their learning throughout child-initiated playful learning sessions. We balance child-initiated play with short daily adult-led sessions, focusing on storytelling, phonics and number games.
We follow the Early Years Curriculum, providing opportunities in a variety of ways to learn skills in all of the seven areas of learning.
Prime Areas:
Personal, Social and Emotional Development: Self-Regulation, Managing Self, Building Relationships.
Communication and Language: Listening, Attention and Understanding, Speaking.
Physical development: Gross Motor Skills, Fine Motor Skills.
Specific Areas:
Literacy: Comprehension, Word Reading, Writing.
Mathematics: Number, Numerical Patterns.
Understanding the World: Past and Present, People Culture and Communities, The Natural World.
Expressive Arts and Design: Creating with Materials, Being Imaginative and Expressive.
Tapestry Online Journal
In Nursery we use Tapestry to track children's learning. This is an online journal that allows you to access their learning story from home with your own log in and share your own experiences too. We also use Tapestry as part of our 'focus child' system. We value our parents' knowledge and understanding of their own children, therefore, we love to involve our parents in sharing their child's current interests and any special occasions they may have currently going on at home. Staff will extend these interests within our class provision and spend quality time with them, meeting their next steps, 'in the moment'. Children's brains are most active and open to learning when following their own interests. We love watching where it takes us!
How often can my child attend?
We offer 30 hours funding if you are eligible through whole day sessions.
Sessions begin at 8.45am each day.
Morning sessions finish at 11.45am (unless your child is staying all day).
Morning sessions can be extended by booking the lunchtime session which finishes at 12.15pm.
Afternoon sessions start at 12.15pm and finish at 3.15pm.
Morning sessions can be extended by booking the lunchtime session which finishes at 12.15pm.
Afternoon sessions start at 12.15pm and finish at 3.15pm.
Summer Term 2 Focus - Go Wild!
The children will learn about the culture of Africa and how in some places, it differs from ours. We will explore what animals and insects live there and which live in our country. We will also discuss how we can lead a healthy life.
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