A farm-based day nursery has taken outdoor learning to a new level as part of a raft of measures to protect children, staff and parents from Coronavirus.
Like all children’s nurseries across the UK, High Bank Day Nursery re-opened on Government guidance from Monday (1st June).
There’s nothing better than being outside in the great outdoors and there was plenty of that happening at High Bank during February.
Our babies started the month by wrapping up warm so they could enjoy our farm area. They loved visiting Frank the pig, chickens, goats and all the other animals as well.
Tweenies always look forward to Boogie Beats and one of the latest sessions saw them holding and lifting a large parachute whilst they sang and danced to the music.
January is not always a memorable month for a lot of people, following the excitement that is Christmas, but there were plenty of smiles on the children’s faces as they took part in a host of activities during the month.
Tweenies got the month going by making flapjacks. This involved adding and mixing the ingredients and, of course, the best bit – eating them!