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• The first days: |
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An unhappy child will not play or learn effectively, so parents and staff need to work |
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together to help the child feel confident and secure in the group. This takes longer for |
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some children than others, and parents should not feel worried if their child takes |
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a while to settle. Parents are welcome to stay until they think their child is ready to be |
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left. |
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• What to wear: |
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Please try to send your child in clothes which are easily washable or not too new - we |
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use all sorts of messy play materials. Simple clothing which they can manage themselves |
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is good for self esteem and makes going to the toilet easier! |
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• The Role of Parents: |
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We recognise parents are the first and most important educators for their young |
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children. We aim to support parents. Parents are welcomed into the group, encouraged |
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to assist with fund raising and to take an active role on the Committee. |
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Our parent rota system includes washing up and it only takes about 10 minutes |
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at the end of each session. It also enables parents to see the children participating |
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in the group. The rota is always displayed on the outside notice board. |
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