The Nursery on the Green

Our sensory garden area is loved by the nursery children and is available to them throughout their outdoor sessions year round. It has been designed to appeal to all of the senses as we have a smell area with herbs and different smelling plants, a texture area with plants with different leaf and seed textures, a sound area with bamboos and plants the wind blows through and a sight area with plants with different colour and shape flowers and blossoms. It is also a natural habitat for various bugs and insects which the children like to look for.

What a wonderful response to our call for donations to Lewisham Food Bank as part of our Harvest Class Brunches.
Our parents have gone above and beyond with their generosity and all donations are gratefully received.
It was wonderful to welcome parents back into the Nursery garden last week to enjoy these events.

Thank you :)

This lovely bench and thoughtful wordcloud were gifted to us by our summer leavers. They are great reminders of the fun that we had with you all!

Thank you all x

Thank you to the Ransom family for the painting of the Nursery!
We were also thrilled to find that the Nursery features in Amy's new book.

Look at some of the fun Sunshine Room have been having recently.

The children have had the opportunity to have eggs in an incubator in nursery and see them hatch and grow into chicks. All of the children have seen the chicks and the older children were able to hold them or stroke them.

The babies in Rainbow Room have had lots of opportunities for investigation and exploration, including the chicks we had at nursery

Treetops have had lots of fun in the nursery garden, practising physical skills and having fun!

Some of the children in Garden Room have built some amazing structures, clocktowers and castles.

Here are a few of the potatoes that we have harvested that the children in Garden Room have grown.
The children have helped to plant the seed potatoes, water the growing plants and pull them up and hunt for the new potatoes. We will be cooking and eating them tomorrow.

Children in Treetops have enjoyed a range of activities; exploring different textures and having fun.