Welcome to the Nursery Home Learning page

Each week your child will be given a challenge. Please date the work, add the title that is given and use a maximum of two pages, per challenge. Please record what your child does/say in their Home-Wow Books. Alternatively, you could upload photos to Tapestry but please let a member of the Nursery team know if you have done this. The books will be given out on Friday's and we expect them to be in school by the following Tuesday so that we can share our learning. 

23rd October 2026

Dear Nursery children,

Thank you for sharing your lovely Spider Hunt home learning, in your books/on Tapestry! Between you all, you managed to find lots of spiders. Hopefully, we will spot many more over the coming weeks. Remember, spiders are God’s creatures too, so please make sure you look after them carefully. 

It’s half term, and I have two special challenges for you!

1. God’s Wonderful World 

In your Home-Wow Book, I would like you to share with your grown-ups what you like best about the wonderful world that God created.

You could take photographs, draw pictures or simply talk about your favourite things with your grown-ups.

Grown-ups, please write down what your child tells you.

Title: God’s Wonderful World

2. Go on an Autumn Walk 

Go on an Autumn walk with your grown-ups and see what you can discover!

Whilst you are out, I would like you to collect some Autumnal objects that we can use in our classroom after the holidays.

You could collect leaves of different shapes, colours and sizes. What else might you find? Perhaps you could spot conkers, acorns, twigs or other interesting treasures!

Please bring your Autumn finds into school after the holidays so that we can share them with one another and use them in our classroom.

Have a wonderful half term, and enjoy exploring God’s wonderful world!

Miss Whittaker

16th October 2026

Dear Nursery children,

Welcome to your first Home-Wow learning challenge, Spider Hunt (title).

This week we have started to think about God's wonderful creatures, the Spider. When you are out and about see if you can find some Spiders. Maybe you could draw a picture or take photos. Photos can be shared on Tapestry or added to your book. Ask your grown-up to write down what you say about the spiders and about where you found them. 

Remember, use only your eyes to look at the spiders. We don't want to hurt them. We look after God's creatures.

Happy Spider hunting

Miss Whittaker