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Let’s Make A Compost Bin!
Hello Parents & Carers, Welcome back to the Forest School Blog … Last week at Oxford Road the toddlers created their very own compost box (see below for instructions on how to make your own at home). They had the opportunity to use their new hand drill to create...
Understanding Fever in Children Under Five: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help
By Registered Health Visitor – Julia Headland Fever is one of the most common reasons parents seek medical care for their children. While it can be concerning, a fever is typically the body's natural response to infection. Understanding its causes, symptoms, and when...
Whittling In The Sunshine
Hello Parents & Carers, Welcome back to the Forest School Blog … Last week at Oxford Road the preschoolers were shown how to whittle willow sticks with a potato peeler and some had a go at using the secateurs to cut small twigs. These were both activities they...
Creepy Crawlies Everywhere
Welcome back to the Forest School Blog … Last week at Oxford Road the toddlers and preschoolers were able to identify numbers and shapes created using natural materials such as sticks and leaves.They also enjoyed playing a matching card game where they had to find two...
Wild Child Antics
Welcome back to the Forest School Blog … Last week at Oxford Road the preschoolers enjoyed having a campfire. I am very pleased to see the preschoolers remembering their fire safety and being able to recall the elements needed to start a fire. They have also improved...
From top down the staff are welcoming and care about the children as individuals. The manager is always available if I have any questions and queries are dealt with swiftly. The nursery building is lovely, providing a light and airy environment with a fabulous garden. My son thoroughly enjoys his time at nursery and I can see his progress. It is hard to believe the nursery has only been open two years-in that time I have seen it flourish.