13 March 2026
Diggers
Spring time means big jobs in the garden. Soil has been shifted in order to enrich are record sized potato patch…hopefully the harvest will be equally gigantic come July!
We have a few places left for our summer term. Please call the school office for more information.
Spring time means big jobs in the garden. Soil has been shifted in order to enrich are record sized potato patch…hopefully the harvest will be equally gigantic come July!
This week, Ladybird Class have been focusing on planting and learning about how plants grow.
This week, the first seeds of the year were sown! In order to ensure the children take part in the full life cycle, we plant early and utilise our sheltered play area… it becomes a nursery within the nursery; protecting our seedlings from any late frosts and inclement weather.
At Thornton Heath Nursery School, we believe that nurturing each unique child begins with fostering a love of stories and language from the very start.
A most enjoyable week! Role play scientists took to the garden as spring knocked on the door with some sun and mild weather.
Pancake Day is fast approaching, and as we will not be at nursery, we decided to celebrate a little early.
With Luna New Year over half term an early celebration was in order.
Over the past two weeks, Ladybird Class has thoroughly enjoyed learning about the farm.
Our Wonderful World discussions continued this week with one of our favourite information books, “Volcanoes” from the Usborne beginners range.
We have a few places left for our summer term. Please call the school office for more information.
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