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Nursery - Pollock class
Jackson Pollock was an American artist. He was born in 1912 and died in 1956. He was one of the most famous abstract expressionist painters of his era.
A painting by Jackson Pollock
Early Years Welcome Presentation
Nursery half term curriculum map
Nursery Newsletters
Nursery Curriculum overview
Admission to Nursery
Children may join the Nursery in the term after their 3rd birthday. All 3 and 4 year old children are entitled to 15 hours of free childcare and early education per week, which can be used flexibly - mornings or afternoons for up to 38 weeks a year.
30 Hour Offer
The William Hogarth School offers extended nursery hours. Eligible working families are also now entitled up to an additional 15 hours - 30 hours in total.
Children can access these entitlements in school nursery classes, private day nurseries, pre-school playgroups and with childminders.
Please visit https://www.childcarechoices.gov.uk/ to check your eligibility.
Applications should be made on the nursery admission form. Please contact Mrs Henry in the school office for further information.
Nursery application forms and information
Intent
At the William Hogarth school, we support our nursery children in developing the skills needed in order to learn to listen, speak and meet the high expectations for behaviour by working together and being kind.
We support children to develop effective learning habits through the Characteristics of Effective Learning – Play and Exploration, Active Learning and Creative and Critical Thinking.
Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED) and Communication and Language are curriculum areas which are prioritised within our setting, as we know that a happy, independent and confident child is a successful leaner.
Implementation
Our children learn through their engagement with a range of learning opportunities that include child-initiated and adult-directed activities. Our nursery day is structured around the provision of extensive opportunities for children to develop their learning and skills in PSED and Communication and Language. The provision within the setting delivers challenging experiences which support the development of all children.
The EYFS curriculum is accessible both indoors and outdoors. The provision is designed in a cross-curricular manner which supports holistic learning and development including Understanding the World and Expressive Arts and Design as well as to promote sustained thinking and active learning. Children develop mathematical concepts by exploring specifically planned activities indoors and outdoors.
Our planning is based around stories that follow a specific theme and incorporates children’s interests and needs. Early years staff are fully engaged in children’s activities and ensure that their next steps are developed according to their individual needs.
Impact
The EYFS curriculum is centred on the needs of the children, inclusive of disadvantaged children and those with Special Education Needs and Disability (SEND). Learning is evaluated by communication with children and observing their learning experiences and interactions with others. Staff use ongoing observational assessments to identify children’s starting points and plan experiences and support which ensure children’s next steps and ongoing progress.
Nursery
More information about the Early Years curriculum can be found via the following links:
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