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Getting it Right for Mearns Nursery Class: Creating a Nurturing Learning Environment

Join us at Mearns Nursery where Mrs. Claire Noble, Mrs. Shona Aitken, and dedicated staff foster growth through play-based learning, ensuring each child thrives in health, language, and STEM subjects. Discover how our open door policy, parent boards, and innovative play strategy enhance early education. Embrace outdoor exploration, home learning initiatives, and community engagement, nurturing successful learners and confident individuals. Enroll your child in a dynamic setting that values communication, diversity, and holistic development.

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Getting it Right for Mearns Nursery Class: Creating a Nurturing Learning Environment

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  1. Getting it Right for Mearns Nursery Class

  2. Getting it Right for Every Child

  3. Nursery Staff Depute Head: Mrs Claire Noble Mrs. Shona Aitken - CDO Mrs. Joyce Murray - CDO Miss Laura Martin - Teacher Mrs. Barbara McLeish - CDO Mrs Cathie Kelly - CDO

  4. Session Times Morning 8.45am - 11.55am Afternoon 12.30pm - 3.40pm Wraparound Service

  5. General Routines Finding our shoe bags and changing our shoes. Finding our pegs and hanging up our jackets Signing in

  6. Brushing our teeth. Snack time Filing our work

  7. CommunicationKeeping each other informed • Open door policy • Parent and planning notice boards • Monthly newsletter • Allergies • Changes to collection of children form • Profiles

  8. Early Level Curriculum for Excellence • PLAY STRATEGY • FOR SCOTLAND: OUR VISION • Play creates a brain that has increased flexibility and improved potential for learning later in life • (Lester & Russell, 2008)

  9. Early Level Curriculum for Excellence Our children in Nursery are working at Early Level in all areas of Curriculum for Excellence. Health & Wellbeing Numeracy & Mathematics Language & Literacy Sciences Social Studies Technologies Religious & Moral Education

  10. Learning as we play and having fun.

  11. Outdoor Learning “There’s no such thing as bad weather only bad clothing!” Be Prepared!

  12. Woodland Walkers

  13. Home Learning • Lending Library • Homework Tasks • Bilingual Book Bags

  14. Get Involved If you are disclosure checked and would like to help out in the nursery please speak to a member of staff.

  15. Video

  16. Successful Learners Effective Contributors Learner Responsible Citizens Confident Individuals

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