Author: Ali

In this week’s Friday Message from St Pauls Nursery School, we’re excited to share several important dates with you. Plus, we’re delighted to introduce Rhea, our Artist in Residence and Orange Group keyperson, who will be working across the Centre to inspire creativity through various mediums, particularly clay work. Parents are reminded to be mindful of closing classroom doors for children’s safety, and we’re extending an invitation to musical parents to share their talents in our corridors and classrooms. The Central Bristol Children’s Centre continues to offer valuable support through drop-in groups, parenting programs, and one-to-one family support – please reach out through our website or speak with your child’s keyperson to learn more.

In this week’s Friday Message from St Pauls Nursery School, we have an app recommendation, EasyPeasy, to help parents support children’s development, and we’re seeking new School Governors to make a positive impact. Winter essentials include warm outdoor clothes, named items, shared fruit for classes, and a reminder that we’re a nut-free school. Plus, musicians are invited to share their talents in corridors and classrooms. 🎵

In this week’s Friday Message from St Pauls Nursery School, we’re excited to share more from our ongoing Block Play Research with Bristol University, exploring mathematical patterns and symmetry. We have important dates for your diary and some essential tips and requests, including ways to make birthday celebrations more inclusive. We are also looking for musical parents to share their talents in our rooms.

In this week’s Friday Message from St Pauls Nursery School, we’re thrilled to announce our Executive Headteacher, Lucy Driver, has been awarded an OBE in the 2025 New Year’s Honours List for services to Early Years Education! We also bid a fond farewell to Holly from Baby Room 1 after eight wonderful years. Plus we share some important dates. Finally, please read about our Core Books and watch our supporting videos on YouTube!