City nursery to host open morning

THE Nursery at St Margaret’s is looking forward to welcoming prospective families to their open morning on Friday, June 14. ...

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THE Nursery at St Margaret’s is looking forward to welcoming prospective families to their open morning on Friday, June 14.

At the open morning, families will have the opportunity to tour the nursery on a working day, meaning that visitors will witness first-hand the nurturing and dynamic environment of the Nursery at St Margaret’s. Currently, St Margaret’s are offering fully-funded nursery places to both boys and girls aged three to five in partnership with Aberdeen City Council.

Providing hands-on learning experiences, supported by top-notch facilities both indoors and outdoors, St Margaret’s has a commitment to holistic development at its heart, which prioritises social and emotional growth.

Foundations are laid in literacy, numeracy and health and wellbeing. The nursery provides active learning opportunities and promotes learning through planned and spontaneous play to encourage imagination, creativity and exploration. Nursery children also benefit from specialist teaching in music, PE and dance.

The open morning will provide an einsight into life at St Margaret’s and will give families the opportunity to interact with the school community.

With limited spaces available, interested parents are encouraged to register early. To register, visit www.stmargaretsevents.com and fill in the form provided.

Can’t make the open morning? Call 01224 584466 or email [email protected] to organise an individual tour at a time of convenience.

Visit the St Margaret’s website at www.st-margaret.aberdeen.sch.uk to find out more.

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