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Starting Nursery in September 2022
Starting Nursery in September 2022
The following information is for parents/carers whose child has been offered a place at Raglan Nursery starting September 2022. A letter has been sent to all parents with links to the relevant forms mentioned below.
Lisa Bennett is the Assistant Headteacher for Early Years who oversees the transition of pupils in and out of Early Years.
By the end of May
Welcome Letter and Enrolment Form
Video about options for 15-35hrs a week
By the end of June
Complete your options form by 10 June 2022
Complete your enrollment form by 10 June 2022
Welcome Meeting for all parents and carers on 21st June 2022 at 5.30pm or 7pm
By the end of the term in July
A stay and play session at school on 4th July 3.30pm-4.30pm
Provide your 30 hour code (where relevant)
In September
A stay and play session at school on Wednesday 7th September 1.30-2.30pm
An individual visit to the school to meet the teacher (instead of a home visit)
Staggered Start to Nursery from 8th September (individual dates given on the letter in June)
School Sweatshirt Offer
School Sweatshirt Offer
Just £6.90 per sweatshirt
New Nursery parents can join the bulk order offer the school has negotiated with a supplier. This price is low because we have agreed to purchase 1000 sweatshirts, so this price may not be repeated in the future.
No Payment is needed yet, we will sort that at a later stage when your ParentPay account is set up. Place your order on the Google Form. In the class section put NEW NURSERY (Colour).
BrOCHURE
BrOCHURE
You can read our Nursery brochure online which outlines more information about the provision including
Options for hours
Eligibility for 30 hours funding
Getting Started
A Typical Day
Classrooms & Outside
Early Years Curriculum
Welfare
The_Raglan_School_Nursery_2021_WEB.pdfNursery Video
Nursery Video
Our new nursery building was opened in 2018, which was purpose built and designed to provide a great indoor and outdoor provision.
From the mud kitchen to the performing stage, the different areas aim to offer all areas of the EYFS curriculum. Each classroom is spacious with areas to explore. Outside the designers used the natural environment and built a tree house and used the natural slope for water play and adventure.
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