Buzz Moments
A collection of the latest events and goings on at the Bumblebees Day Nursery.
SUMMER FAYRE
What a great success our summer fayre was this year.
We all enjoyed hooking a duck, coconut shy, tombola, face paints,
OFSTED PARTY
Today we celebrated our Ofsted success with a superhero party.
All the children came to nursery dressed as their favourite superhero.
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The real story behind the life of a Nursery/Preschool Teacher ...
As well as teaching children to learn through play, we have to recognise issues in child development, liaise with speech & language, psychologists and psychiatrists, teachers, therapists, undertake 2 year progress checks, be first aid trained, identify special or additional needs, cater for dietary and health requirements, manage complex family issues, look for signs of extremism and terrorism, safeguarding and child protections issues, drugs, alcohol & mental health issues, domestic violence, health and safety requirements, undertaking risk assessments, substances hazardous to health, infection control, food hygiene. To adhere to Ofsted, the Local Authority, Environmental Health and the Health Protection agency. We plan, observe and assess children based on their characteristics of effective learning, we see schemas in their play and plan appropriate next steps to ensure they are ready for their next stage of learning. We care for these children as if they are our own, we hug, we reassure, we praise, we celebrate their achievements. We ensure children learn to share, take turns, be kind, have excellent manners, socialise with their peers. We go the extra mile for parents wherever we can, we are there for them when they are experiencing difficulties, struggling to cope, when they feel there is no one there to help or listen.
But apparently all we do all day is "play"!
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🥰Using all of our senses to explore real items. 🥰
We started by exploring the items on their own with our hands and mouths. We then extended our own play with discovering which items fit through the tubes. The suprise of the items appearing out of the bottom of tube gave us lots of smiles!
