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Parents of those children at Wellingborough Day Nursery who have their 4th birthday between 1 September 2019 and 31 August 2020, should now be thinking about school applications. The closing date for applications will be 5pm on 15 January 2020. Choosing a
Whether you’re returning to work after maternity leave, moving to a different area, or just feel that your child would benefit from a nursery environment, choosing a setting to accommodate your child is a daunting task. To help you make
At Wellingborough Day Nursery, we do enjoy celebrating World Book Day at this time of year. It is the world’s biggest campaign to provide every child and young person in the country with a book of their own. This year,
The NHS offers some guidance when it comes to the amount of sleep your little one needs. They base their recommendations on research done by the Millpond Children’s Sleep Clinic and while every child is different, we would agree that
We offer the extended funded scheme at Wellingborough Day Nursery. The purpose of this is to provide your three and four-year-olds with additional hours each week. From any term after they turn three years old, all children are entitled to
It is hugely important that we are able to take risks in our everyday lives. Taking risks enables us to try new experiences. Without the ability to take a chance, we would never have the confidence to learn new skills,
Primary school teachers pick up where we left off. If your child is able to spell out the letters of their name by the time they leave Wellingborough Day Nursery, then we pass this information on to your child’s new
All children play at being adults. The game may have different names – Role Play, Let’s Pretend, Playing Grown-ups – but it’s essentially the same thing. They observe what we do and then act it out. As babies, they start
By the time the children enter the preschool room at Wellingborough Day Nursery, most of them will already be aware of the link between speech and writing. Many will be able to identify letters in their own names and “help”
Children develop more rapidly during the first five years of their lives than at any other time. This booklet has been written to help you as a parent know what to expect during these vitally important years by focusing on the seven