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Ready Steady Go Nurseries are looking for a Level 3 qualified practitioner to join their team.

The nursery offers a free flow environment where children are given the opportunity to explore the world outside of nursery through outings and trips.

Full time position between the hours of 7am & 6pm. (Monday - Friday)

You may be required to attend training or nursery events on Saturdays/Sundays or weekday evenings.

Person Specification

Level 3 qualification in Early Years

A suitable Enhance DBS disclosure certificate (a certificate will be applied for through the nursery for the successful candidate)

Right to work in the UK

First Aid Certificate (desired, but not essential as training can be offered)

Child Protection Certificate (Desired, but not essential as training can be offered)

Health & Hygiene Certificate (desired, but not essential as training can be offered)

A passion for children’s development and learning.

A creative and fun attitude to working with children.

Honest, trust worthy, hard working and reliable.

Rates of pay negotiable depending on experience and skills.

This position is subject to suitability checks and references.

To apply for this position please email

[email protected]

with your name, qualification status and contact telephone number and we will get back to you to issue an application form

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DON'T FORGET - Childcare Careers & Training drop in event tomorrow. 🧒

Come and see us at Southwater One, Telford on Wednesday 27 July (10am-4pm) to find out more about local childcare and childminding opportunities.

Pop in and see us on the day or pre-register here: https://orlo.uk/dKi8C

You need to have applied for and received your 30 hour code before the 31st August to access your funding in September. Don't delay apply today!!!

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Make sure you check and reconfirm your childcare account details every 3 months to keep your 30 hours childcare place.

Confirm it here: https://www.childcarechoices.gov.uk/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=ad&utm_campaign=spring_peak_planning_two-year-old-entitlement

Starting School
If your child was born between 1 September 2017 – 31 August 2018 they can start school in September 2022. Remember to apply for your child’s school place by the deadline – 15 January 2022.
Link to application -

http://www.telford.gov.uk/info/20026/school_admissions/3247/applying_for_a_school_place

We would like to thank all of our families for all the lovely gifts and cards that we have received and hope you all have a lovely Christmas 🎅

In light of Boris’s announcement over the weekend, could all adults wear a face mask when dropping off or collecting a child and ensure that you social distance yourselves from other households at the gate.
Thank you 😊

Ready steady go nurseries are looking for a level 2 or level 3 qualified practitioner to join our team.
Candidates must be self motivated, reliable and trustworthy.
The ideal candidate would be creative and passionate about delivering exciting and fun activities for young children.
Please ensure to leave an email address and telephone number when applying.

Bob the Builder… can we fix it?? 👷‍♀️👷‍♂️our construction topic was a hit with both the girls and the boys at nursery. We covered a lot of maths during this topic, from counting to balance, measure and spacial awareness 🧱

Did somebody say emergency? Quick ring 999!!!
Last week we finished our first topic of the new academic year - EMERGENCY SERVICES
A special thank you goes out to Newport Police and HEYs first aid for coming to our nursery and showing us all the things you need for your special jobs.
We had our very own jail, hospital and fire station training yard in our role play room, which we could use to reinforce what we had learnt in the mornings through our play.
And you wouldn’t believe it, but we had a call off Fireman Sam, as a cat was stuck up a tree in the woods and Sam’s fire engine had broken down. So off we went, with our trustee emergency backpack. We made it through the woods using the equipment in our backpack, and successfully rescued the cat!
The cat is now safe and well at home 🥰🥰

🥳🥳It has now been 1 year since we opened ours doors to all of our lovely children and their families, and what a blast our first year has been 😀!! Covid restrictions haven’t made things easy for us here at Ready Steady Go Nurseries, being a nursery that revolves around real life experiences, life skills and social skills, but the team have all worked very hard to maintain our ethos throughout the last year, but keep things safe at the same time, so thank you very much to all of our staff for all their hard work and dedication. We would also like to thank local business’s that have allowed us to visit for private sessions to keep us safe, we wouldn’t have been able to experience some of the wonderful things we have done without your efforts and co operation, so thank you again!
And here’s to the next academic year starting again on Monday!! 😬😬 where will we go? What will we see? 🤩

Some of our emails are ending up in junk mail, please add our admin email address to your email address book, thanks 😊

Hi All.
We appear to be missing a navy blue waterproof regatta suit, and a bag (disposable nappy bag) of boys dirty clothes. If anybody has had them sent home by accident, could you please let us know
Thank you 😊

Could all children coming to nursery tomorrow (Friday) please bring a swimming costume or something similar
Thank you

Well the end of the summer term has finally arrived and we are going to miss our pre schoolers sooo much as they leave us to start school 😢 we hope that you have the very best time and come back to see us now and again.
We have had some fun times, some laughs and some challenging times, but we went out with a blast at Thomas Land and can honestly say we all had a great time - staff included. Don’t forget us pre schoolers 2021 - you’ve made us proud 👏🏼

Our last topic of the academic year saw us down on the farm for most of the fortnight finding out “Where Our Food Comes From”. We followed our food from the farm and fields to the supermarket, back to nursery and into our belly’s ☺️
We started by visiting some very special animals that give us food as we were fascinated by how the milking robots work in the parlour and had to be very gentle when we collected eggs from the super soft chickens.
Our older children then took to the supermarket with their own shopping lists, reading for themselves what they needed to buy, finding it on the shelves, looking at how much it cost, and paying the cashier, making sure we remember our P’s&Q’s. We had to remember how to behave in the supermarket and how to manoeuvre our trolleys so that we didn’t crash.
We also visited the pigs, where we fed them and even got to make our very own sausages right there on the farm 🌭
We used all the food we had learnt about to make our own food for our lunches over the fortnight, and when we were at nursery we got to interact with some classic stories such as “The Little Red Hen” and “Oliver’s Milkshake”.

With our last topic of the year completed it is now time to have a little rest and have some fun over the summer holidays!

Nursery mobile back up and running 😃

We will be back at 6!! See you all then 😊

Could all children who are going to Thomas Land tomorrow, please ensure they have sun cream applied BEFORE coming to nursery. Also please DON’T send sun hats
Thank you 😊

JOB OPPORTUNITY!
An exciting opportunity for a fun, energetic and self motivated level 2 or level 3 practitioner to join our team on a full time permanent basis!!!
Our ethos revolves around real life experiences, therefore the successful candidate will get to enjoy a job where two days are never the same!
The successful candidate will need to be reliable, friendly and self motivated. Be able to work alone as well as within a team. They will be required to be flexible, have a DBS in place for their start date, and be willing to participate in training sessions. Due to the nature of our syllabus, applicants must be physically fit.

To apply, message us on Facebook, give us a call, or drop us an email 😊

Please ensure to include why you would like to work with us 😊

Last week we took a walk on the wild side in our “Wildlife” topic. Children of all ages throughout our nursery took great pleasure in engaging in this topic. We spent the week with our wildlife friends and took our own journeys into their lives, including making homes for fox, badger, hedgehog and the bugs, and learnt about the dangers our wildlife face in the wider world around them.

THANK YOU
We would like to thank the local business’s in Newport and further afield who have supported our children’s learning over the past couple of weeks by allowing us to visit them.
Firstly, JONES CHIP SHOP, for the very yummy chips you served us which supported our Chip Shop play in our seaside town themed role play room.
Secondly, MAIDENHEAD AQUATICS, for letting us visit and feed the fish.
And finally to those not in Newport, but equally as appreciated, Alderford Lake and Sabrina Boat Tours.
Without you, we couldn’t continue to offer the children those very special experiences and learning opportunities, so THANK YOU 😁

Under the water part 2

Under the water part 1. The children have taken so much away from this topic, not only have we looked at the different species that live in water, but we have looked at water pollution both at the setting; creating our own water ways with various hazards along the way for the frogs and ducks to encounter, but also through our trip to the canal where we looked at what hazards were present and what impact this could have on those who live in the water. By using tongs and nets to catch and collect the litter we found, we not only helped to look after our community, but we worked as a team becoming more aware of why we need to respect the place we live in and strengthened the hands, fingers and upper arms, essential for writing - but had soooo much fun doing it.
We caught our own tadpoles and looked after them at the setting observing them daily, learning about their lifecycle.
We went above the water on a boat, learning about water safety and developing an understanding of how to adapt our behaviour to different social situations.
Amongst many more activities that developed a strong sense of world outside of our nursery and home, adapted and carefully planned to meet the EYFS, we had an awesome time throwing a great beach party!!!! We made orange juice, had our own ice cream stall with real money and price lists, and had lots of fun splashing in the paddling pools and building sand castles

JOB OPPORTUNITY!
An exciting opportunity for a fun, energetic and self motivated level 2 or level 3 practitioner to join our team on a full time permanent basis!!!
Our ethos revolves around real life experiences, therefore the successful candidate will get to enjoy a job where two days are never the same!
The successful candidate will need to be reliable, friendly and self motivated. Be able to work alone as well as within a team. They will be required to be flexible, have a DBS in place for their start date, and be willing to participate in training sessions. Due to the nature of our syllabus, applicants must be physically fit.
To apply, message us on Facebook, give us a call, or drop us an email 😊
Please ensure to include why you would like to work with us 😊

This fortnight we have done all things princess, knight and dragon.
From princess pamper parties to jousting, re-enactments of the story of St George saw the children’s imaginations come alive as we fort off the dragon.
As not to scare out littlest children, we avoided the big bad dragon and opted for playing “kiss a frog, catch a prince” and moved our bodies in the swirling bubbles to “puff the magic dragon” in our music and sensory session.

Temporary position to cover maternity leave, with the possibility of becoming permanent. Starting July 2021
Working in a free flow nursery.
Must be reliable and self motivated.
Must have a good understanding of children’s development and needs.
Must be imaginative, and be able to think outside the box, implementing the eyfs and development matters into real life experiences and activities.
Must be fun and motivating. Some activities are strenuous and therefore must be physically fit
Interview process will be a short days trial

Half termly April newsletters are out. Please check your emails. Thank you 😊

Wishing all of our children and their families a very happy Easter 🐣
From the Biblical Easter story to all things cute and fluffy... and not to forget the chocolate.... we have ended our 2nd term here at Ready Steady Go with big smiles on our faces 😄😄

Our St Patrick’s Day outing led us over the rainbow, until we found all 10 rainbows and of course the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. And just by some special stroke of luck, that evening a beautiful rainbow spread across the sky above nursery 🥰

World book day celebrations was fun for all ages. With jack and the beanstalk we practiced climbing stairs and counting.
The gingerbread man saw us running as fast as we could.
A naughty girl called Goldilocks came into nursery and stole our bears porridge that we had spent all morning making.
We went into the deep dark woods and followed the white pebbles to find our way home, after our nasty stepmother left us in the woods.
It’s 1,2,3 into the river they go.... we raced our stick men in the river.
And after all of that... we found a tiger in the nursery, so we thought we best make him some jam sandwiches

Chinese New Year celebrations 🎉
Unfortunately we didn’t get to go on our trip to “China” or the Chinese restaurant due to lockdown restrictions, but we still had a lovely time. We raced across the river using different animal movements. We rebuilt the Great Wall of China and learnt some martia arts skills in our PE sessions. We tried some Chinese food and had a little party and our role play room turned into China for the fortnight