Author: Ali

As we approach the festive season, St. Pauls Nursery School would like to share our final Friday Message of 2023.

We’re reminding parents and carers that Term 2 ends today (December 15th), and the Centre will close for the holidays on December 22nd.

For families preparing for the next academic year, remember the deadline for Primary School Applications is January 15th, 2024.

We also have an Inset Day scheduled for January 24th (12 midday closure), focusing on staff development and our commitment to continuous improvement.

We wish our wonderful community a restful holiday and a joyful New Year. Thank you for making St. Pauls the vibrant and supportive community it is, and a special thanks to our hardworking staff for their dedication to excellence. 🎄

We have exciting news and events to share in this week’s Friday Message, along with some important notices.

❄️On Tuesday 12th and Thursday 14th December, we invite you to join us for a Winter Celebration in Our Garden, where we will enjoy some song, dance and hot food by the fire. Please bring along singing voices and very cosy, warm clothes. All are welcome!

🎒If your child was born between 1 September 2019 and 31 August 2020, you need to apply for a primary school place by 15 January 2024. You can apply online, and we can also help you complete the application.

🚲We are sorry to have to tell you that a bike was stolen from the front of the school at around 2:45pm on Friday. Please make sure you lock your bike up and bring any valuables or bags inside.

🥰Lastly, we want to remind you how much we love Grouptime! Grouptime happens every day at 8:45am. We are encouraging all children to attend Grouptime. Please see the attached booklet all about Grouptimes.

Thank you for your support and cooperation! 😊

We have exciting news and events to share in this week’s Friday Message, along with some important notices.

❄️On Tuesday 12th and Thursday 14th December, we invite you to join us for a Winter Celebration in Our Garden, where we will enjoy some song, dance and hot food by the fire. Please bring along singing voices and very cosy, warm clothes. All are welcome!

🎒If your child was born between 1 September 2019 and 31 August 2020, you need to apply for a primary school place by 15 January 2024. You can apply online, and we can also help you complete the application.

🚲We are sorry to have to tell you that a bike was stolen from the front of the school at around 2:45pm on Friday. Please make sure you lock your bike up and bring any valuables or bags inside.

🥰Lastly, we want to remind you how much we love Grouptime! Grouptime happens every day at 8:45am. We are encouraging all children to attend Grouptime. Please see the attached booklet all about Grouptimes.

Thank you for your support and cooperation! 😊

Welcome to this week’s Friday Message from St Paul’s Nursery School! We have some exciting news and events to share with you on our website. If your child was born between 1 September 2019 and 31 August 2020, you need to apply for a new reception school place by 15 January 2024. You can apply online or visit the schools you are interested in. We love Grouptime! It is a daily opportunity for your child to learn with their keyperson and peers. Join us for a festive celebration in our garden on Tuesday 12th and Thursday 14th December from 8:30am to 9:15am. To read more about these and other updates, please visit our website. We hope to see you soon!

Welcome to this week’s Friday Message from St Paul’s Nursery School! In this edition, you can discover how we support children’s playful explorations and learning in maths and reading through our curriculum displays and what the St Paul’s Promise is. You can also learn more about the brilliance of Grouptimes, which are daily sessions that foster children’s sense of belonging, group culture, resilience, reciprocity, and school readiness. Plus, you can find out how to book a theatre opportunity for children who are 3+ to see the Little Bulb’s Four Seasons, a “love letter to nature” at the Bristol Old Vic. And, finally, we kindly remind you to pick up your children promptly, as this supports their emotional well-being and routines, as well as our very busy work practitioners.