Your child will be introduced to the Nursery gradually; initially you will be invited to bring them to the Nursery for a short visit. We like to introduce children into the Nursery according to their individual needs. If children are used to attending day nursery or playgroup regularly they are usually ready to build up to 5 sessions more quickly. Children who are not used to leaving their main carers may need longer before staying for five sessions a week. We will discuss this in more detail with you and make individual arrangements for your child on the home visit. All children are different and will settle into the Nursery at different This depends on lots of things and for some children it may take a long time. Please do not worry if it takes your child a while to settle or if they are fine at first and then after a couple of weeks they seem unsettled. To help your child settle happily into the Nursery it is a good idea to talk to them before they visit about coming to Nursery, what they would like to play with, what other children they may know and the fun they are going to have. Walk past the school and point out to your child that is where they will be going, so that they can become familiar with the building. It is important that you appear happy about them starting Nursery, if you are confident, they will be too.
Your child will be introduced to the Nursery gradually; initially you will be invited to bring them to the Nursery for a short visit. We like to introduce children into the Nursery according to their individual needs. If children are used to attending day nursery or playgroup regularly they are usually ready to build up to 5 sessions more quickly. Children who are not used to leaving their main carers may need longer before staying for five sessions a week. We will discuss this in more detail with you and make individual arrangements for your child on the home visit. All children are different and will settle into the Nursery at different This depends on lots of things and for some children it may take a long time. Please do not worry if it takes your child a while to settle or if they are fine at first and then after a couple of weeks they seem unsettled. To help your child settle happily into the Nursery it is a good idea to talk to them before they visit about coming to Nursery, what they would like to play with, what other children they may know and the fun they are going to have. Walk past the school and point out to your child that is where they will be going, so that they can become familiar with the building. It is important that you appear happy about them starting Nursery, if you are confident, they will be too.