Nursery Play & Engage

Play and Engage Sessions: A Joyful Journey for Nursery Children and Parents

Play & Engage
Parents and children enjoying
games together

Enhancing Nursery Experience for Children and Parents.
In an exciting new initiative, the nursery has introduced 'Play & Engage' sessions, designed to enrich the educational journey of our youngest learners.
Led by Clare King, our esteemed Sports Impact coach, these sessions are creating an environment where children and parents come together to play, learn, and bond before the school day begins.

The response from participating parents has been overwhelmingly positive.
Many leave with smiles on their faces, delighted by the opportunity to actively engage with their children in a stimulating environment.

One nursery child even exclaimed, "This is the best day ever!" following the first session. Another one said " I love this!".

What are the benefits of Play & Engage for both children and parents?

Playful Minds, Bright Futures

These sessions promote family involvement in early education. By encouraging parents to actively participate in their child's learning journey,
we strengthen the crucial bond between home and school.

Through shared experiences and meaningful interactions, parents gain insight into their child's development while also creating a sense of community within the nursery and school environment.

Moreover, Play & Engage sessions offer a wealth of developmental benefits for children. Play is recognised as a fundamental aspect of childhood, serving as a vehicle for exploration, creativity, and socialisation.

Play & Engage
Enhancing nursery experience for children and parents

Play & Engage
Bean bag fun

Through play, children develop essential skills such as communication, problem-solving, and cooperation, all of which form the building blocks for future learning and development.

Play provides opportunities for children to develop essential social and emotional skills. During Play Engage sessions, children learn to take turns, share materials, collaborate with others, and regulate their emotions. They also learn to empathise with others, develop friendships, and navigate social dynamics, laying the foundation for positive relationships and emotional well-being.

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