Gallery | Turncroft Nursery School

Party day with Anna and Elsa!

Teddy Bears Picnics

Outdoors Fun with our Friends 😊

The Circus Came to Turncroft!!

Sports Day

Group Photographs June 2021

2021

Our sponsored walk....10 laps around our nursery gardens.

Father Christmas came to visit us in our nursery gardens today!

Decorating our Christmas Tree

Bedtime Stories

Designing an obstacle course...

A Police Officer came to visit us!

On Wednesday we had a special visitor who came into nursery to talk to us about our topic 'People who help us'. The police officer told us all about his special job and the important jobs that he has to do. He showed us all of the special equipment that police officers need to do their jobs and the uniform that police officers wear. We learned that police officers are here to help us if we lose something, or if we are lost and they can help us with the traffic and cars. Well done everybody!

Harvesting our carrots!

In the summer term we planted some carrots in our outdoor area at nursery and the children have enjoyed looking after them. We decided that now the season has changed and the weather is getting colder, that it was a good idea to pick our carrots before it gets too cold for them outside. The children enjoyed sharing their ideas about what we could do with the carrots once we had picked them. We also enjoyed talking about Harvest and Autumn and what these words meant. The children have enjoyed bringing in natural objects which they have found out of nursery. Well done everybody!

Number Week in School

Thank you for all the wonderful items for our Harvest Collection!

Darwen Fire Service

This term we have been covering People who help us and have selected several resources to support this. We were extremely lucky to have a visit from the Fire Brigade . The children were so excited and were so well behaved! The fire fighters told us all about the fire engine, firstly they turned on the engine and showed us the blue flashing lights. The fire engine was a little bit noisy and we talked about how the flashing lights help people to see that the fire engine is coming towards them. We then walked around the back of the fire engine and we were allowed to hold the hose and turn it on to spray it (if we wanted to). It was very exciting and some children even tried on the special helmet that fire fighters wear to protect their heads and faces. The children were very keen to get involved and some even jumped onto the fire engine to have a look inside! We then waved goodbye to the fire engine and listened to the noisy sirens as the engine drove off, it was a wonderful experience! When we got back into nursery we enjoyed talking about the fire fighters and fire engine and have even learned some special songs and Makaton signs to support this! Well done everybody!

We met Maureen from Moggies Cat Rescue Darwen...look at the wonderful collection of goodies for her cats and kittens donated by our children and families

A horse came to visit school today!

Comic Relief Day 2019...WACKY HAIR!!!!!!!

World Book Day 2019

Look at some of the things our 'funky fingers' can do!!!!

Making a roof for the home of the Three Little Pigs

Write Dance!

Today, Miss Murphy and the children and staff did a fun programme called 'Write Dance'. It helps children with their balance and co-ordination which is an important aspect of early writing development. The focus was on circles today, and children had to find a circle shape around nursery, hand them to Mrs Taylor, then make movements to music: tiny through to enormous with different body parts. What a lovely time we had!

Christmas Trail 2018

Making our own emergency vehicles.

Our Police Station and Crime Scene!!!!

A Health Visitor came to visit us today.

Shirley, a Health Visitor came to talk to us about her job visiting babies to make sure they are healthy and growing. She weighs them on special scales to make sure they are putting on weight, measures their heads and talked about breast feeding. Our children listened very carefully and told us about babies in their families.