Nursery Uniform for Boys and Girls

•School royal blue sweatshirt

•School PE royal blue t-shirt

•Navy, black, or grey jogging bottoms

•Slip-on/velcro shoes/trainers

 

                                         

 

Please ensure that every item is clearly labelled with your child’s name.
Unlabelled items can be difficult to return, especially on PE days. We always do our best to match belongings with the correct child, but labelling helps us make sure everything finds its way back home safely.

 

Learning can sometimes be messy. Please send a complete change of clothing in a bag. Please make sure to write your child's name on the bag. We will keep their extra clothing at school in case they are needed.

 

No jewellery, including earrings, is to be worn.

Opening Hours

Morning Session:

8:30am - 11:30am

Afternoon Session:

12:20pm - 3:20pm

All Day Session:

8:30am - 3:20pm

Collection

If you are not collecting your child yourself please inform us or the office of the change in advance and provide us with the name of the contact so we can inform your child and reassure them if necessary.

Absence

If your child is going to be absent please inform our office on: 0208 546 7178.

Expectations, Motto, and Prayers

Our class expectations are that we use our:

• kind hands
• kind feet
• kind words

Our motto (chosen by the children) is "sharing is caring"

Our prayers are:

God made the Earth, and God made the sky,

God made the fish and the birds that fly,

God made the flowers and God made the trees,

God made EVERYTHING and God made ME!

Amen.

and

Oh my God I give to you, 

All that I think and say and do.

All my words and my happy play,

I will give to God today.

Amen.

If you would like more information please let us know.

Reading and Book Bags

The children will get one book on Friday. The book will be in your child's book bag.

Please read to them every night so they can share the stories with us and their friends. 

When you are reading with your child you can help them to improve their understanding by discussing what they have read.

1)Ask them questions about the text, their ideas about what could happen next or whether they are enjoying the book.

2)Encourage them to tell you what stories and information they have understood from the text. 

3)Discuss their opinions about how things might be different in stories or in the world.

Many of the home reading books have ideas for activities in the front or back cover of the book.