🧹✨ CLEANER WANTED! ✨🧹

Nursery Lodge is looking for a reliable and hardworking cleaner to join our nursery team! 🌟

📍 Location: Nursery Lodge
📅 5 days per week
⏰ 2 hours per evening
🕟 After 4:30pm
📆 All year round

We’re looking for someone who takes pride in maintaining a clean, safe and welcoming environment for our children and staff. 🧸🧼✨

💬 Interested?
Please get in touch via emailing directly 

nurserylodge@nonsuchparkforestschool.com

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🍂Engaging simple Maths within our Forest School adventures 

Our little learners have been busy gathering shiny autumn treasures and turning them into hands-on maths magic! 🥜✨

✅ Counting 1–10 and beyond
✅ Sorting by size, colour & shine
✅ Making patterns: big → small → big → small
✅ Comparing: heavier / lighter / more / fewer
✅ Number bonds, sharing & measuring with nature. 

Autumn is full of free, wonderful resources right on our doorstep. Every conker collected = every skill growing! 🌳

Counting, sorting, patterning, comparing — all from a simple handful of conkers. Nature makes the best classroom 💛🌳

The best things in learning are free 🍁💚

✨ Where will your autumn adventures take you?

#EarlyYearsEducation #MathsInNature #ConkerPlay #ChildcareLife #AutumnMagic EYFSMaths

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🐌🐳 STORY SPOONS — THE SNAIL & THE WHALE! 🐳🐌

Meet our newest storytime friends… 🥄✨

Handmade with so much love — our very own set of The Snail and the Whale story spoons! 🐌💙

From the rocky shore to the deep blue sea, these little helpers bring Julia Donaldson’s beloved tale to life right in our setting 🌊🐋

✨ Why we love them:
• Perfect for little hands to hold and explore
• Helps children follow the story & join in
• Sparks imagination, retelling & wonderful conversations
• Made with care — ours to cherish and share 💛

#TheSnailAndTheWhale #StorySpoons #EarlyYearsLiteracy #JuliaDonaldson #NurseryCraft HandmadeWithLove StorytimeMagic LittleHandsBigIdeas EarlyYearsEducation

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🧸 SAY HELLO to one of our class TEDDIES! 🧸

Meet Cubbington Bear (Rangers Cubs) — our newest little adventurer who’s packing his bag and heading home with YOU! 🎒✨

💛 How it works:
• One child takes him home at a time. 
• He joins your family life — meals, walks, playtime, bedtime!
• Adventure journal included ✏️📸
• Bring him back safely so he can visit all his friends!

✨ No big plans needed — rainy days, baking, stories or trips to the park all make perfect memories. We can’t wait to hear all about his adventures at circle time! 🥰

📌 Any questions — just send us a message!

#NurseryTeddy #HomeAdventures #EarlyYearsLearning #TeddyBearVisit NurseryLife ChildhoodMemories OurNurseryFamily 🐻

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New setting, new chapter, new little adventures ahead 🤍

First days feel big — for you, for your little one, and that’s completely okay. It’s normal to feel that mix of excitement and jitters all at once!

A gentle reminder:
✨ Today doesn’t need to be perfect — it just needs to be kind
✨ Settling in takes time, and every child does it in their own way
✨ We’re right here with you, every step of the way
✨ Small steps = big wins

We’re so happy you’re here. Thank you for trusting us with your most precious one — we can’t wait to watch them grow, learn, and shine alongside you 💛

Welcome to our family 💫

#NewBeginnings #EarlyYears #NewSetting #ParentingJourney #welcome

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Cardboard boxes are ultimate open-ended “loose parts” in early years settings. 
It boosts imagination, problem-solving, and motor skills as children turn simple packaging into dens, vehicles, and sorting games.📦

Learning Benefits 

Open-ended play: Boxes have no fixed rules, letting children decide how to use them.

Physical development: Lifting, crawling inside, and stacking large boxes build gross motor skills.

Communication: Children talk, negotiate, and build stories together during roleplay.

STEM skills: Cutting holes for sorting or joining boxes helps kids explore size, shape, and balance.

Activity Ideas
Den building: Stack large appliance boxes or use pegs and fabric to make cozy reading spaces.

Posting boxes: Cut slots in small boxes for children to post lolly sticks, counters, or shapes.

Small world play: Paint plain boxes to create stables, fire stations, or castle backdrops.

Mark making: Let children draw, paint, or stick tape directly onto the cardboard surfaces.

#losepartsplay #cardboardbox #freeplay

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