Dates for diaires
| Holiday | Close | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Summer | Mon 5th Sept 2016 | |
| Autumn half term | Fri 21st Oct 2016 | Mon 31st Oct 2016 |
| Christmas break | Fri 16th Dec 2015 | Tue 3rd Jan 2017 |
| Spring half term | Fri 10th Feb 2017 | Mon 20th Feb 2017 |
| Easter break | Fri 31st Mar 2017 | Tue 18th Apr 2017 |
| May Bank Holiday | Fri 28th Apr 2017 | Tue 2nd May 2017 |
| Summer half term | Fri 26th May 2017 | Mon 5th Jun 2017 |
| Summer break | Fri 21st Jul 2017 |
Latest News
That sad time of year again
Posted by admin on July 15, 2019
In the words of that 80’s Europe song - “It’s the final countdown.” The summer holidays are almost here, and we will soon be saying a sad farewell to our little ones who are moving onto the next stage of their educational career. We are so proud of the achievements our children have made during their short time with us. They have developed so many skills, sharing, building relationships, talking confidently, mark making, having fun… so in the words of Nanny McPhee, our job is done!
Getting ready for school
Posted by admin on July 8, 2019
It’s almost time to break up for the summer holidays. It will be a sad occasion as we will be saying cheerio to our children who are moving onto ‘big’ school. We have been busy meeting their new teachers and writing reports, but we hope their last days with us will be filled with fun. Next week we are having our teddy bears picnic, watch out for our newsletter giving you the information that you need.
Dinosaur Rumpus
Posted by admin on July 1, 2019
Last week we had a great time being pirates! It was great to see everyone dressed up in their pirates’ outfits – we even had a mermaid!
Downloads
Information
4 Children Parents Guide 2015.pdf
Car Seat Regulations 09.2015.pdf
Looking after children in heat.pdf
Physical Activity for Early Years.pdf
Forms
These downloads are in portable document format (PDF) and require you to have Adobe Reader installed to view them.
Activities & Topics
Activities/Topics this Term
Coming soon.... Summer term activities
Please note – Activities/topics are planned each term based around the revised EYFS framework. However, as we respond to your children’s interests these may change.
At home with your child
If you have been doing something interesting at home or visited somewhere at the weekend we would love to hear about it. You could jot a few words down that your child said, what you did and where you went, attach a photograph or an item you have collected e.g. an admission ticket, a flower. It doesn't have to be a lot. This week or weekend at home.pdf Copies also available in Pre-School.
Links
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Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted)
Foundation Years (Parents guide to the EYFS)
Dates for diaries
| Holiday | Close | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Summer | Mon 3rd Sept 2018 | |
| Autumn half term |
Wed 24th Oct 2018 |
Tues 6th Nov 2018 |
| Christmas break | Wed 19th Dec 2018 | Mon 7th Jan 2019 |
| Spring half term | Fri 15th Feb 2019 | Mon 25th Feb 2019 |
| Easter break | Fri 29th Mar 2019 | Mon 15th Apr 2019 |
| Easter weekend | Thu 18th Apr 2019 | Tue 23rd Apr 2019 |
| May Bank Holiday | Fri 3rd May 2019 | Tue 7th May 2019 |
| Summer half term | Fri 24th May 2019 | Mon 3rd June 2019 |
| Summer break | Fri 19th July 2019 |
Adverse Weather
In the event of severe weather conditions Greenacre Pre-school will open/close in conjunction with Rawdon Littlemoor.
Updates will appear here
(updated by admin 10:50 08/03/18)
You can also listen to BBC Radio Leeds (92.4fm and 774 medium wave), or check the Education Leeds website
(www.leeds.gov.uk)
search ‘School Closures’ and look for Rawdon Littlemoor.
When possible a message will also be left on the Pre-school answer phone (0113 887 9695).
Children say...
We are very privileged to work with your fantastic children and we would like to share with you the things they tell us....
A child was asked which were her favourite Minibeasts, "Beauty and the Beast" she answered.
As we were talking about our families one little boy said that in his family he had, "mummy, daddy, me and kitchens..."
After a new sibling arrived one of our little ones asked, "Daddy did you get the baby from the shop?" If only it was that easy!