Caversham Nursery School

Stoke Row Primary School have an Open Day coming up in June, for children who will be attending school from September 2027. Please see the poster attached for more information.

Please see the poster attached, The Weller Centre are hosting a Science Fair!

Dingley's Promise are hosting another information session at their Reading centre on Monday 11th May. This is for any parents of children under 5; their child does not need a diagnosis. There are two sessions 9:30am or 1pm, so parents can choose which one works best for them, they don’t need to attend both.
The address for the session is: Kennet Walk Community Centre, Kenavon Drive, RG1 3GD
You can scan the QR code below or on the attached flyer to complete the form.
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An update on our ducks, all the way from their home in Kent!

They no longer need heat and have grown their first set of adult feathers which means they can now live out in the field.
They have the same feeders and drinkers as when they were inside but the feeders have a large black 'Top Hat" on them so the food doesn't get ruined by the rain.
They eat a surprisingly large amount of grass and enjoy sitting in the sunshine together.

This week is Climate Week, please see the posters attached for more information on how Caversham Nursery School are making a difference!

Please see the poster attached for further information.

We have received an update on our ducklings, now that they have returned to the farm and settled in with their friends!

They are now all together in our purpose built brooding sheds with a large heat plate to keep them warm and cosy. They have special drinkers and a large feeder, so they have constant access to everything they need. They spend most of the day zooming around in the large space of the brooding shed and enjoying the warmth of the sunshine.

They will stay in here for a few more weeks and when they are large enough we will let them out into the grass paddocks where they can enjoy the lovely environment.

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Today we said goodbye to the ducks, they are travelling back to Kent to a free range farm