Pre School Newsletter March 2025
March Newsletter
This March we have been celebrating lots of events in preschool such as; National Wildlife Day, Pancake Day, Science Week, Saint Patrick's Day, Holi and Red Nose Day, I hope you all have been enjoying seeing the pictures of the children in their observations and on the closed facebook group doing all of these activities.
Nicola has been busy and is now a qualified drawing and talking practitioner and will be using her new found skills and knowledge to help children process their emotional pain or trauma they may be experiencing, through a safe and gentle therapeutic approach. Rupert has also been very busy and has passed his 2nd assessment and has been accepted onto the School Therapy Dog Programme.
Parent/Carer Challenge
Continuing from last month, we are still focusing on kindness and emotions so we challenge you to write something kind / nice about your child and we will hang these on our family tree and use them as a communication tool with the children and get them to listen to what has been written and talk about how it makes them feel. We will be handing out little shapes at the door for you to write something kind / nice about your child. Please return it to preschool once you have completed it. ❤️
Dates For Your Diary
Wednesday 2nd April - Autism Awareness Day
Monday 7th April - World Health Day
Monday 7th April - 22nd April - Half Term - Term Time children to return on 22nd April
Friday 18th April - Good Friday - Nursery Closed
Sunday 20th April - Easter Sunday
Monday 21st April - Easter Monday - Nursery Closed
Wednesday 23rd April - Saint George’s Day
Attention
Reminder...
Our supply of spare clothes is running low, so if your child has recently borrowed clothes from nursery, please can they be returned. If you have any spare clothes aged 2-5 years, donations would be very much appreciated. Thank you in advance.
If any personal details may have changed since registering i.e., address, phone numbers, work phone numbers please can you update these on Dayshare.
It is of vital importance to keep emergency numbers, contacts etc up to date as these will be crucial in an emergency.
