Nursery

Class Teacher: Mrs Jones

Nursery Nurse (Monday – Wednesday): Mrs Eley

Nursery Nurse (Wednesday – Friday): Miss Cameron


Some useful information for the year ahead…

Drop-off and collection: Please bring your child to, and collect them from, our Nursery classroom doors in the side playground.

All children aged 3–4 are entitled to 15 hours of funded Nursery education per week during term time, starting from the term after their third birthday.  At our Nursery, these hours are offered as five morning sessions or five afternoon sessions each week.

Morning Nursery: 8:45am–11:45am.

Afternoon Nursery: 12:20pm–3:20pm.

We also offer free 30-hour Nursery places for eligible families, allowing your child to attend full-time.

Full-time Nursery (30-hour places): 8:45am–3:20pm,  available for eligible children aged 3–4.

Could your child qualify for 30 hours of funded childcare?
Visit Liverpool City Council’s funded childcare information page to find out about eligibility and how to apply.


Important dates for your diary

Please check our school diary regularly for upcoming events, special activities and key dates throughout the year.

Whole School Diary – 2026-2027

 


Our Nursery Curriculum

Our curriculum map outlines the learning objectives we will explore throughout the year, showing how we support your child’s learning and development through play, practical activities and new experiences.

View our curriculum map below to see what we will be learning.

Nursery Curriculum Map 2026-27

 


What to expect in the Early Years Foundation Stage

Please see the link below for more information on ‘What to expect in the Early Years Foundation Stage’ and how your child’s development can be supported both at home and in school. 

What to Expect in the Early Years

Fliss James: What to expect in the EYFS: a guide for parents

 


Explore the seven areas of learning and development that make up the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum.

Communication and Language

Literacy

Physical Development

Personal, Social and Emotional Development

Mathematics

Understanding the World

Expressive Arts & Design


Helping your child get the best start in life

The ‘Best Start in Life’ website offers trusted advice and practical ideas to support your child’s learning, development and wellbeing.  You’ll find helpful guidance on starting Nursery and school, useful potty-training tips, and information about childcare funding.

Explore Best Start in Life – advice and support for families

Best Start in Life - Brand and Campaign Awareness | Best Start in Life | Campaign Resource Centre

 


Tiny Happy People – little moments, big learning

BBC Tiny Happy People offers free, simple activities and helpful advice to support your child’s communication and language development.  Explore playful ideas for chatting, singing, sharing stories and making everyday moments learning opportunities.

Visit BBC Tiny Happy People to find out more

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Beautiful New Beginnings – support for families

Beautiful New Beginnings offers welcoming activities, courses and support for parents, carers and children.  From stay-and-play sessions to help with children’s behaviour, wellbeing and starting school, there is a range of support for families to explore.

Visit Beautiful New Beginnings to find out more

Family Support Services | BNB – United Kingdom