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We enjoyed seeing all the creative bonnets the children made for

easter. The competition was judged by Liz and well done to the

competition winners.

Caterpillars Ladybirds Butterflies

1st William Battersby Maya Massonnett Molly McGrattan

2nd Jack Hillier Georgia Till Charlotte Peart

3rd Jack Lambert Nell Atkinson David Williamson

Easter Bonnet Competition Snippets:

Thankyou to

everyone who

completed the

NDNA question-

naire, it helps us

evaluate the ser-

vice we offer you

and your children.

Just a reminder ,

please could we

have sunhats

(clearly labeled

with your child’s

name) and sun-

cream for nursery,

now the warmer

weather is

approaching .

Thankyou

Father’s Day is on

the 17th June. We

hope all dad’s have

a nice day.

Just a reminder we

are having a Red/

White and Blue

day, full of fun

activities for the

children on

Wednesday 6th

June for the

Queens Diamond

Jubilee .

Nursery News

May 2012

Issue 22

H O R N B Y D A Y N U R S E R Y

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

JUBILEE CLOSURE—MONDAY 4TH AND

TUESDAY 5TH JUNE

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On Wednesday 4th April the Butterfly room (Pre-

school) had an adventure to Hornby Castle.

They walked along the woodland paths, ran around in

the big gardens and enjoyed looking at the castle.

The Pre-schoolers then had an Easter egg hunt, and

played some other games on the lawned area..

The Pre-schoolers finished off

an exciting afternoon by

visiting the local park, then

back to nursery for pancakes

and hot chocolate.

Easter Egg Hunt

1 Station Road

Hornby

Lancaster

Phone: 015242 22288

E-mail: [email protected]

Care & Commitment for your

peace of mind .

H O R N BY DAY N U RS E R Y

Were on the Web!

www.hornbydaynursery.co.uk

We have recently said farewell to Claire. She

has gone to be a holiday nursery nurse in

Greece, for the summer season. We wish her all

the best for the future.

We welcome back Emma off maternity , Emma

will be working in the toddler room.

Staff Changes

Roll of Honour

Alfie Mason

Charlotte Peart

Clodagh Duckett

Connie Wilkinson

David Williamson

Finley Thomas

George Battersby

George McCabe

Isla Brown

Izzy-Mai Brayshaw

Jack Buckland

Joseph Brownsmith

Lois Fozard

Molly McGrattan

Ollie Wilson

Penny Fisher

Robert Murray

Scarlett Scholey

Tyler Blundell

Pre—school Leavers

We are nearing that time again, which is full

of mixed emotions , whilst we are sad to see

the Pre-School Leavers leave for Primary

School, we also feel it is very rewarding we

have helped prepare them for their exciting

future ahead.

In total we have 20 children leaving for

schools in :- Hornby, Wray, Arkholme, Leck,

Kirkby Lonsdale, Lancaster, Nether Kellet,

Caton and Slyne with Hest.

OUT OF SCHOOL CLUB ACTIVITIES.

The Out of school Club recently joined in the local theme of

Scarecrows , by each individually making their own..

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