KISH Kindergarten Ltd.

Dear KISH community, it is time to say good bye!
As this KISH year comes to an end, so does KISH itself.

Since Thurit opened in 1995, KISH has grown, expanded, explored and moved. Now it is time for yet another change and KISH will transform into Ivy Tree Ham in September under new ownership and management.
On a personal note, thank you all who joined our little setting and enjoyed fun times in the KISH garden over the years. It was a pleasure having you with us!
To all parents – thank you for your trust!
To all team members near and far – it has been fun working with you.
While KISH will always be in our minds, it is time to move on and find a fresh perspective.
So watch this space, as you will get updates on just that very soon!
Best wishes to all of you,
Katharina

Highlights from last week’s garden week:
Garden treasure arm bands and building houses for the forest fairies 🥰

Happy Fathers Day to all our wonderful dads out there! 🥰🤗

A colourful start to the second half of the summer term.
We are making colours….
🔴+🔵=🟣
🔵+🟡=🟢
🔴+🟡=🟠

A very big and very hungry caterpillar 😂
🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛

A throwback to our theme ‘jobs and professions’
It was amazing to have so many parents visiting to tell the children what they actually do at work. Thank you again for joining and preparing such amazing presentations! It was not only interesting but made your little children very proud!🥰

A bit of maths on a Monday morning……
⚖️🧮

Thank you for joining the KISH Kindergarten Family Day!
Wonderful families, great weather and very happy children. 😊
🥳

What an exciting afternoon!
We talk a lot about professions and what adults do. We asked the fire fighters if they had time to join us at KISH. 🧑‍🚒
They nearly didn’t make it as they were called out but they saw us straight after.
Thank you so much!!!!!

Information from the AfC:
‘Understanding Autism’

This is an Autism Seminar for Families which provides information and advice to parents and carers of children who have received a diagnosis of autism or are on the pathway for an assessment of autism. The seminar will help families to:

Develop an understanding of autism
Discuss experiences of getting a diagnosis
Identify how autism can affect families
Explore practical ideas for developing communication strategies
Families can book a place on the ‘Understanding Autism’ seminar for £5 (cash please) each, which includes a full resource pack of useful information, advice and support guidelines.

Light refreshments will be provided, but please bring your own lunch.

How to book a place -

Please complete the registration form by following this link or contact the seminar facilitator for more information; Jane Pidduck on [email protected]
or 020 8399 5344.

Welcome little caterpillars
🐛 🐛🐛🐛🐛

Spring love for a rainy evening
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