We have recently supported our Area Manager in gaining her EYTS (Early Years Teaching Status). Congratulations to Liza for all her hard work. Liza will now use this qualification to support each setting in driving practice forward, ensuring that children receive the best possible care and learni
On June 29th 2021 the children at Longbarn Celebrated International Mud day this is why! Apart from the fact playing in mud is just so much fun we also wanted: To Be One with Earth One good reason to celebrate this day is that this is the perfect opportunity for us to be one […]
Congratulations to Carol Clynes the Manager at our Longbarn Setting. Carol completed her level 5 qualification in December 202o and has finally received her certificate. We are so proud of her accomplishments
We continue to develop our enviroment for the children. This enables meaningful interactions and significant learning oppertunities. The rich, engaging sensory play children partake in while playing with mud allows them to express their creativity while enhancing their fine motor skills. Our mud kit
We placed a basket of small gifts for the local people in the local shop to remember and reflect on the past year we have all been a part off. In light of the last year we remember today There’s just a few things we would like to say Although the days of this feel […]
Feed the Hungry Shape Monsters Links to EYFS Communication and Language – Understanding Physical development – Moving and Handling Mathematics – Numbers, Space, Shape and Measure You and your child can make this funny feed the hungry shape monsters sorting game at home using pi
We have Covid- 19 risked assessed each setting, implemented operational procedures to meet the Government’s guidance. However the children’s care learning and development is still our priority. All of our updated policies and procedures are available to view if you contact the Nursery Ma
The children at Longbarn have enjoyed Forest School sessions this month. Making dream catchers to take home, using twigs and wool.
The children and staff had a marvellous day celebrating World Book Day. We shared Stories and used lots of different activities to support the children’s understanding of books, stories and vocabulary. As you can see the staff team where replaced by Minions for the day and the children loved t