Welcome to Nursery ry 2020 United by our values, we place children - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Welcome to Nursery ry 2020 United by our values, we place children and young people first in everything we do . Meet the staff Mrs Hulm lme Mrs Do Donnell lly Assis ssistant Prin rincip ipal Nur ursery ry Tea eacher for or EY EY/K
United by our values, we place children and young people first in everything we do.
Mrs Do Donnell lly Nur ursery ry Tea eacher Miss iss Hu Hulme Earl arly Year ears Practitio ioner Mrs Hulm lme Assis ssistant Prin rincip ipal for
EY/K /KS1 Mrs Un Underhill Sen Senior Earl arly Year ears Practitioner Mrs Cl Clarke Sen Senior Earl arly Yea ears s Practitioner
How can I help my child to make sure they are Nursery ready?
How can I I help my chil ild to make sure th they are Nursery ry re ready?
with actions.
loud and quiet sounds. This will help your child’s listening skills.
can see from the car/bus, window, the order they put their clothes on etc.
to answer their questions.
How can I I help my chil ild to make sure th they are Nursery ry ready?
picture books.
designed for your child’s age group, so you can talk about the programme together.
preparing them for their future learning and successes. From when your child is born up until the age of 5, their early years experience should be happy, active, exciting, fun and secure; and support their development, care and learning needs.
and learning. They are grouped into two main categories prime areas and specific areas of learning.
children’s success in all other areas of learning and life.
Personal, social and Emotional development Develop confidence and independence while learning to concentrate and to enjoy sharing as part of a group. Communication and language Listening and attention Understanding Speaking Physical development is all about movement, awareness of the body, gaining a sense of space and understanding health and what the body needs.
Literacy Developing skills in reading and writing and phonics. Literacy is very closely linked with Communication and Language. Mathematics Using ideas about number, quantity, measurement, shape and space.
Understanding the World Investigating and exploring in order to begin to understand the things, places and people around them. Expressive Arts and Design Finding ways to communicate by using colour, shape, sound, texture, movement and stories.
the better. Little and often works well.
bring a reading book and a library book home to share with you.
book to school every day in a Mill Hill Primary Academy book bag.
From September 2020 we are offering the following:
parents’ eligible for a 30 hour code. (Note: Parents can choose to provide their child with a packed lunch or can choose to pay for a school lunch to be provided).
provide their child with a packed lunch or can choose to pay for a school lunch to be provided.
at Mill Hill Primary Academy, at a cost of £30.00 a week.
From September 2020:
before the start of each week.
The eligibility rules for 30 hours free childcare are:
the equivalent of either 16 hours at the National Minimum Wage, or £125 National Living Wage.
responsibilities, you could still be eligible.
earn £100,000 or more.
all need to be completed and returned to school.
support your child’s learning and development and build strong links between the staff, children and parents.
to the current circumstances we are unable to do this, so we are going to be making phone calls to find out a bit more about you and your child.
if your child will be coming fulltime.
at 8.40am and finishes at 12.15pm.
at school. More information with regards to this will be sent out in due course.
Before school: Breakfast club from 7.30am After school: Care club between 3.00pm – 6.00pm
Nursery parents eligible, when giving the school their full code entitlement, will access this at no additional charge. Nursery parents not eligible for a 30 hour code will need to pay a daily charge of £3. Nursery parents eligible, will access the 3-4 provision at no additional charge, when giving the school their full code entitlement. These parents would need to pay for the 4-6 provision (£5 per day). Nursery parents not eligible for a 30 hour code will need to pay a daily charge (£3 per day for after school 3-4pm and £8 per day for 3-6pm)
child will be involved in can be messy.
that are easy to undo are helpful when they need to go to the toilet.
All children who attend Mill Hill Primary Academy School are expected to wear school uniform to promote a sense of ‘belonging’. Uniform with the school logo can be purchased from Supersport School Uniform Shop on the High Street in Tunstall. Due to current circumstances there are no expectations for you to buy uniform for your child for the start of term. Uniform details (when things return to normal):
Please ensure that your child’s name is
they will need them to access the outdoor area on a regular basis.
time is an important part of your child’s social education where they develop and expand their social skills.
grounds.
with nuts, sweets or fizzy drinks.
lunchbox.
fresh fruit or crackers and a drink of milk or sugar free juice at break time for a small charge. They will also be encouraged to drink lots of water throughout the day.
made to your contact details so that we can always contact you.
letters to you through ParentMail.
downloading the ParentMail app. www.parentmail.co.uk
ParentMail as we are a cashless school.
child’s journey of learning.
to and see what your child has been doing at school.
have at school. More information with regards to when your child will be starting will be sent out as soon as it is possible to do so.
Hulme or Mrs Donnelly by ringing the school office on 01782 234466.
email at nursery@millhillprimaryacademy.coop