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It is very busy in our Nursery classes.  On this page you can keep up with everything that is going on, see all the different ways our children learn and have a look at their amazing work.

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  • Nursery: What has been your favourite part of our Easter celebrations?

    Published 03/04/25
    This week in Nursery, we have been learning about Easter and how Christians celebrate Easter. We have learnt about the Easter story in the Bible; starting with Palm Sunday, which is when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey and people, waved palm le
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  • Nursery: What is an insect?

    Published 28/03/25
    This week in Nursery, we have been learning about insects and what makes a good habitat for different minibeasts to live in. We have learnt that not all minibeasts are insects; to be classified as an insect the animal has to have six legs. We have le
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  • Nursery: Who can build the tallest tower?

    Published 21/03/25
    This week in Nursery, we continued to talk about different jobs that people have that make them real-life superheroes. We have learnt that the police do not just “arrest bad guys,” they can also help if people are lost and teach us how to
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  • Nursery: How do real-life superheroes help people?

    Published 14/03/25
    This week in Nursery we have been reading Superhero like you by Dr.Ranj. In this story, a little girl called Lily tells her mum that she wants to be a superhero when she grows up. However, Lily does not want to be a superhero who wears her pants outs
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  • Nursery: How do we make pancakes?

    Published 07/03/25
    Wow! What an exciting week we have had in Nursery in this week. We started the week by reading the story of ‘Mr Wolf’s Pancakes’ by Jan Fearnley. The children all felt very sorry Mr Wolf because he did not know how to make pancakes.
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  • Nursery: How can you use your super powers to help others?

    Published 28/02/25
    This week in Nursery, we have been reading different superhero stories and thinking about different superhero characters. We have been thinking about the different superpowers that heroes have and how they use their powers to help people. We have bee
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  • Nursery: What is your favourite sandwich filling?

    Published 14/02/25
    This week in Nursery, the children have been making their own sandwiches. They were very proud of themselves when they were able to do this independently. They drew their own shopping lists (giving very good meanings to their marks) and some of the c
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  • Nursery: Can you make up your own story?

    Published 07/02/25
    This week in Nursery, we have continued to enjoy the Naughty Bus story by Jan and Jerry Oke. The children have been drawing story maps to create their own Naughty Bus stories. They have been very creative thinking about some of the things that the Na
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  • Nursery: What happened in 'The Great Race?'

    Published 31/01/25
    This week in Nursery, we have read the story of ‘The Great Race’ by Emily Hiles. This book tells the story of the Jade Emperor who hears twelve animals having an argument because they want the New Year to be named after an animal but they
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  • Nursery: Where would you like to go on a bus?

    Published 24/01/25
    This week in Nursery, we have read the story of the ‘Naughty Bus’ by Jan and Jerry Oke. In this story a boy is given a present of a new toy bus. The pictures detail the adventures that the bus has around the home. The bus drives through t
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  • Nursery: Where do you live? What types of homes are in Worcester Park?

    Published 17/01/25
    This week in Nursery, we have been thinking about different types of homes. We have read the book ‘All Kinds of Homes’ by Emma Damon and we have been thinking about the different types of homes that we have in Worcester Park. We have lear
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  • Nursery: What do you see? How do you see it?

    Published 10/01/25
    This week in Nursery we have been learning how to subitise. Subitising is the ability to look at a small set of objects and instantly know how many there are without counting them. For example, when rolling a dice we don't need to count
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