At Cheam Common Infants Nursery we aim to create a feeling of warmth and security in a structured and stimulating environment. In partnership with Parents/Carers, we provide a valuable experience which lays the foundation for future development.
Information for 2024 to follow
Please click here for the slides from the meeting
Information for 2024 to follow
We will be inviting you and your child to visit their new classroom.
This session will happen in September.
Please click on the links below to listen to a story read by some of the Nursery Team.
Daisy the Hedgehog- read by Miss Alder
Please click here to see the transition information.
CCI Nursery Transition 2024 - staggered start timetables
We value the importance of each child being an individual and understand that they are on their own ‘unique’ learning journey. We believe that children's first experience of school, or a new setting, has a big impact on how they settle and subsequently their feelings about school. It is for this reason that we invest time in providing home visits to all children.
Nursery staff visit families prior to children starting school to gain a full understanding of the whole child. This also gives an opportunity for parents to share valuable information, promote a smooth entry to Nursery and help build a positive relationship between school and home.
We recognise the following benefits of home visits:
Building relationships
Linking the child’s learning from home and the setting
Assist parents/carers and staff to observe and gain understanding of their child’s skills/interest
The gathering of information
Smoother transition
More information to follow - home visits will take place in September
Information for 2024 to follow
8.30am to 3.00pm (Ducklings Class)
8.30am to 11.30am (Fawns Class)
12.00pm to 3.00pm (Rabbits Class)
8.30am to 3.00pm (Cygnets Class)
As we are a school nursery and to help with independence and safety, we ask that children DO wear uniform.
Please ensure everything is NAMED.
Uniform expectations
Jogging bottoms, leggings or shorts with an elasticated waist (elasticated rather than with buttons or zips to aid independence).
White T shirt or polo shirt (with or without school logo)
Red jumper or cardigan (with or without school logo)
Trainers with velcro fastenings
A light coat in warmer weather as well as a sunhat
A winter coat in colder weather
Milk and fruit/vegetables are provided daily for your child.
Please speak to the school office if your child has any dietary concerns.
Although we encourage children to attend school every day, we realise that sometimes children are unwell and therefore unable to come to school.
If your child is absent from school due to illness or a same day medical appointment, you must complete the google form below by 8.30am on each day of absence. We may contact you for more information or to ask for medical evidence.
At Cheam Common Infants' we offer wraparound care both before and after school.
The breakfast club runs from 7:30am until the start of school. The cost for a daily session is £6.50
The after school club runs from after school until 6.00pm. The daily session cost is £15.00.
Please click here for term dates up to 2027.
Pupil premium is additional funding allocated to all schools in England to support disadvantaged pupils and close the gap between them and their peers.
This budget includes pupils who are currently entitled to free school meals, have been free school meals in the past six years (FSM ‘Ever Six’), children that are cared for or adopted from care and children whose parents are in the armed forces.
Please click here for more information.
Arbor is the system that LEO school uses to manage information. Through this we take registers and manage all the information we hold about out students.
How do Parents use Arbor?
Parents and Carers need to use Arbor to book parents evenings, pay for trips and keep their child's information up to date. Click here for more information about Arbor. Details of how to set up your Arbor account will be sent out to you in September.
