Little Bees Nature Preschool/Beaufort Childcare

Much excitement today! Our new Balance beams have arrived!

Welcome back Little Bees!! 🐝

What an amazing year!! Thank you so much to all of our lovely families for your lovely comments, the really heart felt cards and beautiful and thoughtful gifts. We are all touched by your kindness. The children were the stars of the show of course, such an incredible group of little ones this year who have entertained, impressed and inspired us..truly a credit to the lovely families in our little bees community. 🐝

Last week the Big Brush Team visited settings to complete quality assurance audits and offer oral health education.

Fantastic standards of implementing the supervised toothbrushing programme where displayed and it is great to hear the positive feedback directly from those doing this daily.

Please share your toothbrushing journey with us and tag us in on social media.

Well done to the following settings👏🥳:

🪥Cheddar First School BS27
🦷Draycott and Rodney Stoke First School
🪥Mark First & Pre-School CE Academy TA9
🦷Blandford Opportunity Group DT11
🪥St Nicholas and St Faith Preschool PL12
🦷Crockerne C of E Primary School BS20
🪥Avonmouth Children's Centre BS11
🦷Sea Mills Primary School BS29
🪥Dingley's Promose BH11
🦷Twin Oaks Preschool BH17
🪥Little Bees Nature Preschool/Beaufort Childcare
🦷 Stonehouse Park Infant School & Nursery GL10
🪥Avonmouth Primary School

Paddling pools are a great way to have fun and cool down in the warmer weather. But it’s important to remember little ones can drown in just a few cm of water.

That’s why it’s so important to keep little children in arms reach when they’re in or around the paddling pool.

It’s also wise to empty paddling pools after use to stop children falling in accidentally or entering them unsupervised.

And, don’t forget to store or turn over your paddling pool when it’s not in use to prevent it from filling with rainwater.

More water safety tips: https://capt.org.uk/drowning/

A big thank you to Matt England for giving our Garden some much needed TLC and for our new pirate ship flag! 🐝

Please check out these workshops at Boscombe Family Hub.

A Police Chief Inspector is warning families to remember that any dog can bite, after a 3-year-old was bitten in the face by his family’s pet after trying to climb on the animal.

While we don’t expect our own dog to bite, it’s important to remember any dog can bite if they feel they have no other option.

That’s why we’ve created free resources with simple safety tips to keep your dog and children safe and happy together.

Download yours here: https://capt.org.uk/dogs-and-children