Nursery events cancelled until further notice.
All future events are cancelled until further notice
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All Day
Sponsored Obstacle Course
The children from the 3-4yr room , will be completing an obstacle course in the hall at St Hugh's Primary School. Parents /cares are invited along to support their child.
Environmental Day
Parents/carers are invited to enhance the outdoor classroom. Please join us in craft activities using recycled materials and planting, seeds bulbs and flowers.
Garden Party
End of year garden party. This will be the last day for all children returning in September 2020.
Easter Egg Hunt
The Children will take part in an Easter Egg Hunt around their own Nursery room environment
Environmental Day
Enjoy a variety of craft activities with your child using recycled materials. Help enhance the nursery garden and allotment by planting seeds, bulbs and flowers.
Leavers Assembly
The leavers assembly is for parents/carers of children starting Reception Class in September 2020.
Summer Trip
End of year school trip this year has been organised for Knowsley Safari Park.
Parent Partnership
This is an opportunity for parents/carers to discuss with your child's keyworker, how best we can work together to support their progress.
Message for parents and guardians of children from the Director of Public Health Professor Matthew Ashton
Have you heard the news about measles? There is a large outbreak of measles around Birmingham. Many children have been admitted to hospital. It is likely that measles could spread to Liverpool.
Measles is a nasty infection and can make you very sick if you catch it. It starts with a high temperature and a cold with red eyes. Then you get a measles rash that spreads from your face to the rest of your body.
It is very easy to catch if you are not vaccinated. It spreads through coughs and sneezes.
Measles can be very serious for some people. It can cause pneumonia, encephalitis (brain infections) and sometimes even death.
How to protect yourself and your children from measles:
The MMR vaccine prevents measles. It is very safe. You need 2 doses to protect you for life.
All children are offered the MMR vaccine. It is free on the NHS.
If your child has missed any vaccine, book an appointment at your GP practice. Check your child’s Red Book if you are not sure or ask the GP practice.
It is never too late to catch up if you have missed a vaccine.
For more information, visit: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/measles/