Nursery
Welcome to Nursery 2021-2022
Achieving Excellence Together
Fordbridge Nursery 2022/23
Meet the Nursery Teachers
Meet the Teaching Assistants
Mrs Rooke and Mrs Akins
Mrs Lander (Forest School Leader on Wednesday)
Number Day










Chinese food tasting











The children made Chinese conical hats



Happy New Year
Santa and Mrs Claus came to visit nursery and brought the children a present. Merry Christmas!


























Nursery nativity



















Christmas jumper day
























The children dressed up in Pudsey clothes in support of Children in Need





Fireman Sam made a surprise visit to nursery on Friday














Firework toast (pipettes were used to drip food colouring on to bread which was then toasted)










The children made an edible sparkler (breadstick dipped in chocolate and sprinkles)





Autumn clothes











The children decorated a biscuit with orange icing, raisins for eyes and sugar silver balls to look like Christopher Pumpkin










Brown play dough and Autumn materials turned into hedgehogs










In the book Spot goes to School Spot finds a headband with a feather and the children wanted headbands too







The oneness of one - The children had to place one piece of different fruit/vegetables on a stick













Settling into Nursery






Settling into Nursery













Settling into Nursery


















Recipe for play dough, this is how Mrs Rooke makes it in nursery
1 cup of plain flour
1 cup of salt
1 cup of water
2 tablespoons of cooking oil
Half a teaspoon of cream of tartar/small sachet
Few drops of food colouring
Mix all the ingredients together and place in a microwave for 1 minute 20 seconds and stir. Repeat for 20 seconds at a time stirring each time until the right consistency is achieved.
It will be very hot so make sure to cool it down, the children love feeling the warm playdough. Enjoy!
This makes quite a bit of playdough but it keeps quite well because of the salt which acts as a preservative. Wrap in clingfilm when not in use to prevent it from drying out.
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