Hello and welcome to Nursery 2's class page.

Here you will find lots of information about Nursery, things you can do at home and how you can help your child.

We are really excited to get to know your children and work with you over the next year!

Mrs Warr

Nursery Teacher

Mrs Payne

Teaching Assistant
Level 3

Miss Richards

Teaching Assistant
Level 2

We wish you a warm welcome to Belle Vue 2's Provision!

Nursery Sessions

Nursery sessions are mornings or afternoons.  We do not currently offer any full day sessions.

Morning session:                Monday - Friday  8.50am-11.50am

Afternoon session:             Monday - Friday 12.30pm-3.30pm

Please note we can only offer a place if we have spaces available.

Key Dates

Friday 20th September - Jeans for Genes Day – no donations required

Friday 27th September - Macmillan Coffee Morning event – details to follow

Tuesday 15th October - Parents’ Evening 3:45pm-6:15pm

Thursday 17th October - Parents’ Evening 3:45pm-6:15pm

Friday 18th October - Foodbank Donations

Friday 25th October - Last Day of Term

Monday 28th October – Friday 1st November Half Term 

Monday 4th November - Return to School

Friday 8th November - Belle Vue Fireworks, Bonfire and Food Festival

Tuesday 12th November - Odd Socks Day (Anti-Bullying awareness week) – no donations required

Friday 15th November - Children in Need (MUFTI) - donation required

Autumn Term

This term is all about settling in and building relationships.
We understand that starting Nursery can be an upsetting time for parents and children alike, but we are here to support you.

We will work as a partnership together to make sure your child has their best start at Belle Vue!

In a morning when dropping your child off, try and make it as swift as possible and don't linger so your child can settle in and begin their day at Nursery.

How can I support my child at home?

• Read to your child – sign them up to the library and join events there over the year. (A longitudinal study commissioned by the Department for Education found that children who owned more books and were taken to the library more frequently at age two achieved higher scores in language and communication when entering primary school, Roulstone et al 2010).
• Talk to your child – introduce new words (Vocabulary ability at the age of five is strongly associated with comprehension skills at age 11, Finnegan et al 2015; Axford and Albers 2018)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people/2-to-3-year-old-child-development-activities

Please click on the link for ideas to promote learning at home through a collection of fun activities and games. Its a BBC website called 'Tiny Happy People' and the activities are suggested for children aged 2-3 years.

Our Nursery 2's Provision

Frequently Used Websites

In Nursery, we use iPlayer to watch educational shows such as The Toddler Club.

We use YouTube to add relaxing and calming music to our day. We use it to do music and movement sessions and listen to our favourite Nursery rhymes and stories.

We use TopMarks to play educational games such as sorting and matching activities.

We use Twinkl to play lots of interactive games on our interactive whiteboard. 

We use Google to search for things we may be interested in.