We will be celebrating World Hippo Day by learning about hippopotamuses and other animals through stories, small-world play, creative activities, and simple facts. Children will explore habitats, animal care, and conservation in a fun, age-appropriate way, supporting curiosity and an early understanding of the natural world.

We will be celebrating friendship and kindness with our Galentines and Palentines Day, focusing on caring for others, sharing, and being a good friend. Children will enjoy heart-themed crafts, cooperative games, stories about friendship, and opportunities to give kind messages to their friends in a fun and inclusive way.

Today we are celebrating Chantelle’s 2 years with us. We would like to thank her for her continued dedication, care and commitment to supporting our children and families.

We will be celebrating the United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science by encouraging curiosity, exploration, and problem-solving through simple, hands-on science activities. Children will learn that science is for everyone, while building confidence, curiosity, and a love of discovery.

We will be taking part in UK Safer Internet Centre Safer Internet Day, which also links with our monthly curriculum focus on online safety. Through age-appropriate stories, discussions, and play-based activities, children will begin to learn about staying safe, asking for help, and making positive choices when using technology.

We will be celebrating Children’s Mental Health Week with a calming preschool spa experience, mindfulness and breathing activities, sensory play, and quiet time. Using the story The Colour Monster, children will explore emotions through colour, movement, stories, and creative play, helping them build confidence, emotional awareness, and wellbeing in a nurturing environment.

We will be celebrating NSPCC Number Day alongside National Storytelling Week with a fun dress-up day inspired by favourite book characters. Children will enjoy number-based games, stories, and creative activities that promote a love of reading, early maths skills, and learning through play, while helping to support an important children’s charity.

We will be taking part in Heart Heroes Wear Red Day by inviting children and staff to wear red and celebrate Heart Month while learning about kindness, caring for others, and supporting children with heart conditions. Heart Heroes is a UK charity that raises awareness and funds to support children living with heart conditions and their families through events, community support, and inclusive activities.

Children will explore early signs of spring, learn about hedgehogs and caring for wildlife, and enjoy creative, nature-based activities. We will also gently acknowledge Imbolc by focusing on themes of new beginnings, light, and kindness, in a child-friendly and inclusive way.

For International Zebra Day, children will explore learning about zebras through stories, creative activities and discussions. This will support children’s understanding of animals and their habitats while encouraging curiosity about the natural world. Activities will be age-appropriate and playful, helping children to develop a respect for wildlife and an interest in different animals.

For National Puzzle Day, children will enjoy exploring a variety of puzzles and problem-solving activities. These experiences will support children’s thinking skills, concentration and perseverance, while also encouraging turn-taking and teamwork. Puzzle play helps children develop confidence as they learn to try new challenges and celebrate their achievements.

On International LEGO Day, children will enjoy exploring construction and creativity through LEGO play. This will support the development of problem-solving skills, imagination and fine motor control as children design, build and work together. LEGO play also encourages communication, teamwork and perseverance, helping children to develop confidence and a love of learning through hands-on experiences.

For Australia Day, children will explore learning about Australia through age-appropriate stories, music and creative activities. This will support children’s understanding of different countries, cultures and traditions, while encouraging curiosity about the wider world. Activities will be inclusive, playful and designed to help children celebrate diversity and respect for others.

We will be celebrating a special milestone as Jeanette marks three years with us. We would like to thank her for her dedication, care and commitment to supporting our children and families. On this day, children will take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch, learning about local birds and how we can care for wildlife through simple observations and discussions. Alongside this, we will celebrate Burns Night with age-appropriate stories, music and creative activities inspired by Scottish culture.

Today we are celebrating Courtney’s birthday. We hope she has a lovely day and thank her for the care and dedication she brings to the nursery.

On this special day, children will be learning about Red Squirrels and the importance of caring for wildlife, while also celebrating National Hug Day. Through stories, discussions and creative activities, children will explore kindness, empathy and looking after others, alongside learning about animals and their habitats. This day supports children’s emotional wellbeing as well as their understanding of the world around them.

For Penguin Awareness Day, the children will explore learning about penguins through stories, songs and creative activities. This special day will support children’s curiosity about the natural world while encouraging discussions about different animals, their habitats and how we can care for wildlife. Activities will be age-appropriate, playful and designed to inspire a love of animals and the environment.

To celebrate Winnie the Pooh Day, the children will enjoy a fun and imaginative Teddy Bear’s Picnic. This special day will support children’s communication, social skills and creativity through shared stories, role play and discussions about their favourite bears. Children will be invited to bring a teddy from home, helping to create a sense of comfort and belonging while encouraging friendships and joyful shared experiences.

Today we are celebrating a special milestone as Lisa marks 3 years with us. We would like to thank her for her continued dedication, care and commitment to supporting our children and families.

As part of our monthly safeguarding curriculum, we support children in learning how to stay safe in an increasingly digital world. For Internet Safety Day, children explore online safety in a fun, age-appropriate way using familiar resources such as Digi Duck, Chicken Clicking and Smartie the Penguin. These stories help children understand safe choices, the importance of talking to a trusted adult, and what to do if something online makes them feel unsure or worried.

As part of our safeguarding and wellbeing curriculum, we support children in developing positive oral health habits from an early age. Through age-appropriate discussions, stories and practical activities, children learn about the importance of brushing their teeth, making healthy food choices and visiting the dentist. These experiences help children understand how to look after their teeth and build routines that support their overall health and wellbeing.

For National Bubble Bath Day, children will enjoy bubble-themed play and sensory activities in a fun and safe way. Through water play, bubbles and imaginative experiences, children will develop curiosity, communication and fine motor skills, while learning about routines that support personal care and wellbeing.

As part of our celebrations and learning about different festivals, children will be introduced to Epiphany in an age-appropriate way. Through simple stories, discussion and creative activities, children will learn about the meaning of Epiphany and explore themes of giving, kindness and celebration, supporting their understanding of the world and different traditions.

For World Braille Day, children will be introduced to the idea that people communicate and read in different ways. Through sensory activities, stories and hands-on exploration, children will begin to understand inclusivity and accessibility, helping to promote respect, empathy and awareness of the diverse needs of others.

The nursery re-opens on this date after the Christmas closure break.

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