Nursery
Mrs Fisher is the class teacher
St Luke’s C.E. Primary School are responsible for our own admissions into nursery. We are delighted to be able to offer 60 places to 3 and 4 year olds in our nursery class. Children will use the 15 hours free entitlement in a morning nursery session running Monday – Friday from 8:50am – 11:50am or in the afternoon nursery session running Monday-Friday 12:15pm-3:15pm. We also offer flexible use of the 15 hours for those families who wish to group their child's place into 2 and a half full days (all day Monday, all day Tuesday and a Wednesday morning or Wednesday afternoon, all day Thursday and all day Friday)
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Home Learning
If your child is at home completing their learning and are feeling well please continue their learning at home as this is very important. Mrs Fisher will set specific work for the week and contact you on the email provided to school or through tapestry.
Please send completed work every day to our class email nursery@stlukesbury.co.uk or to the tapestry app.
Daily timetable for Home Learners
Week commencing 19th April we are looking at the book ‘How to look after your dinosaur.’ Can you complete these extra activities and send any completed work to our class email or through tapestry.
This week commencing 29th March 2021 we are looking at the Easter Story. Can you complete these extra activities and send any completed work to our class email or through tapestry.
Nursery all wore hats to raise money for Brain tumour research. We all looked amazing in our creations and had great fun showing our hats to our friends. Thank you to everyone for joining in and helping the school raise lots for this amazing cause.
Week commencing 22nd March we are looking at the story The Tales of Peter Rabbit. Have a look at these extra activities and send any completed work to our class email or through tapestry.
Some extra activities for week commencing 14th March. We are reading the story The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Please send any completed activities to our class email or through tapestry.
Some extra activities for week commencing 7th March 2021. We are reading the story The Little Red Hen, please send any completed activities to our class email or through tapestry.
Some extra activities for week commencing 1st March 2021. We are looking at the book Farmer Duck. Please send in completed activities to our class email or through tapestry.
Thursday 4th March is World Book Day this year. We would like you to join in with the whole school competition - Can you decorate a potato as a favourite character from a book? We have put lots of photographs up to give you some ideas. We can't wait to see your fabulous potato characters. A winner will be picked and announced on Friday 5th March. Good Luck
Some extra activities for week commencing 22nd February 2021. We are looking at the book Hattie Peck. Please send in completed activities to our class email or through tapestry.
Some extra activities for week commencing 8th February. We are looking at the book Jack and the Beanstalk. Please send completed activities to us by tapestry or our class email, can’t wait to see all your amazing work.
Some extra activities for week commencing 1st February. We are looking at the book Jaspers Beanstalk. Please send completed activities to us by tapestry or our class email, can’t wait to see all your amazing work.
Look at what the children working from home have been up to while we have been learning all about spiders. They have also been helping out around the house and sending messages to their friends. We are so proud of you all and can’t wait to have you all back in class. 😍
Spring Term - All about spiders 🕷
In school we have enjoyed learning all about spiders, look at some of the amazing things we have created. We have listened to lots of stories - Walters Wonderful Web and learning shapes, Incy Wincy Spider and singing the nursery rhyme and Spinderella which helped us practice counting and learning our numbers.
Our Classroom
Having fun exploring and learning in our classroom.
Remembrance Day - making Poppy pictures
The Nursery staff here at St Luke's are dedicated to providing high quality teaching and learning opportunities for the children in our care.
We teach the 7 areas of learning on a daily basis through many different ways.
- communication and language
- physical development
- personal, social and emotional development
- literacy
- mathematics
- understanding the world
- expressive arts and design
We run 2 classes of children who receive the 15hours free funding.
The morning nursery class starts at 8:50/9:00am and ends at 11:50/12:00pm.
The afternoon nursery class starts at 12:15/12:25pm and ends at 3:15/3:25pm.
We provide full time places for those receiving the 30hours free funding or to those who wish to pay to top-up to a full time placement.
The children in nursery receive a home-school book in which Mrs Fisher will set suggested activities that you can complete at home with your child to consolidate or further their learning. In place of this there may be useful information for parents and carers .
Each Monday the books are collected in and returned on a Thursday.
Each week Mrs Fisher will also sent home a different library book for parents and carers to share with their child at home. Adults are encouraged to make notes and ask comprehension questions about the text.
Dough Disco fun.
Here are 7 great ways to learn at home!!
- Sharing books and stories - telling stories and talking about pictures in books helps children to learn and understand new words and also develop a love of reading.
- Singing songs and rhymes - singing songs and rhymes together teaches children to predict language structures and develops their vocabulary.
- Playing with letters and sounds - playing games with the shapes and sounds of letters is a fun way of introducing children to language and early reading.
- Setting up a play date - babies and young children learn through play. Playing together helps children develop the skills they need to communicate well and socialise, especially when they start going to nursery and school.
- Getting out and about - when you go out for a walk or you’re at the supermarket, help children to spot and recognise the signs and words around them. This encourages talk.
- Painting and drawing - making marks and scribbles with a lots of different materials allows children to express themselves, helps their muscles develop and supports early writing.
- Using the library - parents and children can borrow books for free and attend storytelling and rhyme groups.
