Bloomsbury Nursery School

Extreme Weather Update;
There is currently an Amber Heat Warning in place, with
a Red Weather Warning in place for Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures are expected to reach 36- 37°C this week.
Early years children are highly vulnerable to extreme weather, because they cannot regulate their body temperature as efficiently as adults. The children’s safety, along with staff safety and wellbeing , will be our top priority.

At nursery school we will be;
💧 Offering regular drinks of water throughout the day to keep everyone well hydrated.
🏡 Adapting our routine by limiting outdoor play during the hottest parts of the day
❤️ Monitoring every child closely for any signs of overheating or discomfor
A little reminder for parents;
👕 Please send your child in lightweight, loose-fitting clothing.
🧢 Ensure they wear a sun hat every day.
🧴 Please apply sun cream before arriving and send a named bottle of sun cream so we can reapply it throughout the day

We will be monitoring the weather throughout each day to make decisions based on the latest conditions. Please continue to check emails and text messages for any updates.If you would prefer to collect your child at midday, or keep your child at home during extreme weather, we understand.

Thank you for your support – let’s all stay cool this week!

Heatwave: how to cope in hot weather Find out how to keep cool and safe in a heatwave, and who is most at risk of heat exhaustion and heatstroke.

Looking for a fun and welcoming activity for children aged 4–11?

Come and Play is an inclusive play session designed for neurodiverse children and their families, with no diagnosis required.

Enjoy a relaxed environment, meet other families, and discover support available through Sense Children’s Team and Autism West Midlands.

📅 Thursday 18th June
🕙 10:00am – 1:00pm
💷 £2.50 per child

A great opportunity for children to play, connect, and have fun in an inclusive setting.

To book a place, scan the QR code on the flyer, visit the Sense website, or email [email protected].

Hi All

Not sure what your child is entitled to, your child could benefit from free education if two, three or four years old.
have a look at the EEE leaflet below.