Nursery

‘Developing a Love of Learning through Play.’

 

We now have a Twitter account! You can follow us @AndrewNursery

where more activities will be posted on our Twitter feed.

Mrs Graham

Nursery Newsletters:

08/01/2021 Nursery-Newsletter-January-21

Home Learning Grids:

11/01/2021 The Three Bears Home Learning Grid

18/01/2021The Enormous Turnip Home Learning Grid

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Jacks-Magic-Beans-Song

P.E

18/01/2021 PE Remote Learning Activities Early Level 18 January 2021.docx

Helping at Home

Helping at Home

Midlothian Early Years Home Learning Resources 2021

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Giant in Town Final

Outdoor Learning:

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In my Garden

Health and Wellbeing

Words of Encouragement

https://www.camhs-resources.co.uk/

Social Stories:

Staying Home – Nursery 

Play Scotland

Parents Home Learning Pack:

Play Scotland Home Play Pack for Parents

Supporting your Child’s Pencil Grip:

Supporting your Child’s Pencil Hold

Supporting Communication and Language Development:

Useful Websites

https://www.lets-talk.scot.nhs.uk/ParentsFamilies/UsefulWebsites/Pages/default.aspx

Top Tips and Information:

https://www.lets-talk.scot.nhs.uk/TipsAndInfo/TopTips/Pages/default.aspx

 

 

 

 

Nursery Admission Letters

Letters have now been posted and emailed to families of returning children and those enroled to start in nursery, in August 2020.  As explained in the letter, it has been necessary for all settings to make changes to original offers, due to the current COVID-19 pandemic.  Please see the message below, from Midlothian Council, explaining how to access the on-line parental survey and key dates.

What will early learning and childcare look like in 2020/2021?

All Midlothian early learning and childcare settings will follow guidance from Scottish Government, Health Protection Scotland and Environmental Health on measures which should be taken such as social distancing, cleaning and hygiene routines and personal protective equipment. Children will be in smaller groups and we will set start and finish times for each group so there aren’t lots of children arriving or leaving at the same time.

What you need to do

Please go to the following link to complete a short survey which will help us to understand your preferences for the pattern of delivery in August. This survey must be completed before the 8th June. We will then inform you of what hours your child will be able to attend by Friday 19th June. You can also use the survey to tell us if you wish to change ELC providers however you will need to complete a new application form for the new setting before your child can start. This can be requested through the mail box below.

https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/ELCPref2020/

If you have any questions about this process, please contact: earlyyears@midlothian.gov.uk