Nursery

Teachers: Mrs A Wootton and Mrs K Barnard

Learning Support: Mrs W Williamson, Mrs S Spears and Mrs J Hellingsworth

Welcome to Holywell Primary School and our Nursery page.

At Holywell we offer 15 and 30 hour nursery funded places.

15 hour places options are:

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday morning.

Wednesday afternoon, Thursday and Friday.

30 hour places are Monday - Friday 8.45-3.10.

The school also has a wrap around club for extra hours in the morning and afternoon.

In Nursery we offer the children many exciting opportunities with visits to Forest School, PE sessions, access to our lovely outdoor area, STEM activities, music sessions, phonics and maths teaching. If you scroll down you can see photos of the children enjoying some of these activities.

Our kind and caring staff will ensure your child reaches their potential and nurture their talents.

If you wish to apply for a nursery place, please download the form and either email or post to us.

Nursery Application Form

Our indoor Nursery environment promotes independence and play. Two important aspects in our young children’s lives.

The children have weekly access to our wonderful Forest School. We are extremely lucky to have two sites set on the stunning Hills. The children learn to cook on a camp fire, explore and learn about their outdoor environment and safely use a mallets and stakes.

Here is a look around the rest of our school!

Having lots of fun with our programmable Ozobots

Exploring STEM with our new wooden marble run

Birthdays

We have been accurately counting the candles to match the number on the Birthday Cake.

World Nursery Rhyme Week

In World Nursery Rhyme Week, we have enjoyed learning a variety of rhymes.

We have learning about Diwali

Taking it in turns

Being creative with STEM

Discovering STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths)

We are delighted to have been given a grant from 'The Millennium Point Charitable Trust' for our project 'STEM in the Early Years'. These photos show children in Nursery exploring and learning about STEM with some of the new resources that have arrived. These activities give the children great opportunities for speaking about what they can see and what they have made.