Nursery

Our key values underpin all we do at Seymour Park; we Respect, Care, and Grow. 

This is where our children begin their Seymour Park Experience and join our school family. Our EYFS curriculum allows children to develop interpersonal skills, build resilience, and become creative thinkers. We aim to provide a fun, secure, challenging, and rich educational environment that enables each individual to thrive! Parents are valued as first educators and every effort is made to inform them of the EYFS curriculum whilst providing them with the tools to continue learning at home. 

The Seymour Park EYFS curriculum is designed to develop the characteristics of effective learning: 

● Creating and thinking critically – children have and develop their own ideas, make links between ideas, and develop strategies for doing things. 

● Active learning – children keep on trying if they encounter difficulties, and enjoy their achievements. 

● Playing and exploring – children investigate and experience things, and ‘have a go’. 

Our Nursery Team

Mrs. G O’Neill - Nursery teacher 

Mrs. N Kharodia, Mrs. A Phillips, Mrs. F Nagdi & Miss G Pappoe - Teaching Assistants 

Hello Nursery parents and carers.

It’s been lovely welcoming you all and beginning to settle the children into Nursery. We have especially enjoyed seeing all the children come into nursery with their mice and learning all the mice names too. Every child now has been allocated their key worker it will be Mrs O’Neill our nursery teacher or Miss Phillips, Mrs Kharodia, Miss Pappoe or Mrs Nagdi, our nursery teaching assistants. 

We are focusing on developing children’s wellbeing and independence, using a variety of books to support this, including ‘The Colour Monster’ by Anna Llenas. 

Some learning ideas will be added to Google Classroom every week if you would like to have a look at them.

Please remember to label all your child’s belongings, including hats and gloves.

Please also label your child’s nursery mouse. As they all the same and we don’t want them getting mixed up! You could personalise them in some way, maybe adding a hair bobble as a necklace or making a hat or jacket or ribbon around their head. 

Our nursery times are 8.30 – 11.30 and 12.15 – 3.15 

Nursery-Curriculum-Overview-2022-23.docx-1-3.pdf

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