Head of school / Day Care Manager 's message
As we wrap up another week at Muriel Green Nursery, we want to thank you for your ongoing support and communication. The children have enjoyed engaging in a variety of activities, and it’s been wonderful to see their enthusiasm and progress.
Please remember, we are always available if you have any questions or feedback. Your input is important to us and helps ensure we continue to provide the best possible environment for your child.
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Reminder that Friday 24th October is an inset day, the whole Nursery is closed
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Reception Places - (Nursery School Parent only)
Did you know that the application process for Hertfordshire Reception places opens soon, on the 15th of November?
The window for enrolling your child in Reception for this upcoming September will close on the 15th of January. Please be aware that late applications may not be considered, and you could risk not securing your chosen school for your child.
Most schools in the local area will be offering open days and tours for children starting Reception this year. To stay informed, please regularly check the website of your chosen school or follow their social media pages if available. We highly recommend looking at the school before selecting. The process is never first come first served so take your time when deciding on the Primary School you would like your child to attend for the next 7 years.
To make an application, please visit the designated website https://www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/services/schools-and-education/school-admissions/primary-junior-an…
If you need assistance with the forms, choosing a school, or any general inquiries, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.
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Wishing you a pleasant weekend.


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Additional Sessions are available in our Day Care
We now have extra day care sessions available each week, offered on an ad-hoc basis with no weekly commitment required. Availability may vary, and the table below details next week’s available sessions.
To book or enquire, please email admin@murielgreen.herts.sch.uk


Conker Room
Book & Rhyme of the week
This week, we are continuing to explore the charming story of "The Enormous Turnip" in our Early Year setting. This classic tale encourages teamwork and perseverance as the characters work together to pull a giant turnip from the ground. This story helps children understand the importance of cooperation and problem-solving. We will engage in activities that bring the story to life, encouraging your child's creativity and critical thinking.
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Our Keywords are Enormous, Heave, and Supper
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Our Rhyme this week is "Old Mac Donald"
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Home Learning: Investigating
At home with your parent support, can you please investigate what is inside fruits and vegetables that you have at home such as tomatoes, peppers and onions etc?
Acorn Room
Book & Rhyme of the week
This week's book of the week is "Dinosaur Roar!". It's a delightful story that introduces various dinosaurs through vivid illustrations and engaging rhymes. We will explore the prehistoric world together and spark the children imagination.
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Our Rhyme this week is "Baa Baa Black Sheep"
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Home Learning: Roar Like a Dinosaur
Can you do your loudest roar? May be look in the mirror too so you can see what you look like when you roar like a dinosaur, making different sounds.

Willow Room
Book & Rhyme of the week

This week's book of the week is "Sweet Dreams, Zaza." This heart-warming story follows Zaza as she says goodnight to her beloved stuffed animals, providing comfort and routine in her bedtime ritual. The story beautifully illustrates themes of love and security, which we will explore through engaging activities designed to inspire your child's imagination and empathy.
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Our Keywords are "Awake", "Lullaby",Bed" and "Cuddle"​
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Our rhyme of the week is "5 Little Speckled Frogs"
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Home Learning: Counting
Can you support the children at home by counting out objects round the house, for example counting plates or cutlery out to set the table, or choosing a specific number of toys.
Nursery School/birch room
Book & Rhyme of the week
This week, we continue our exploration of "Rosie's Walk" during the imitation phase in our Early Years setting. This delightful story follows Rosie the hen on her serene farm walk, with a humorous twist, as she unwittingly thwarts a cunning fox.
We'll be engaging in activities that allow children to imitate Rosie's journey, which enhances their language development, spatial awareness, and sequencing skills. This interactive engagement helps children connect with the story's narrative and develop their ability to retell and innovate on familiar tales.
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Our Keywords are Yard, Haycock, Mill, Beehive and Walk
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Our rhyme of the week is "Old Mac Donald"
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Home Learning: Washing Hands​
Remember all the different times you need to wash your hands to wash the germs away. Make sure you are washing your hands really effectively with soap and water to make them really clean.
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Success Story of the Week!
We are delighted to share a successful week in our Willow room as the children went on an exciting town journey linked to their book of the week, "The Train Ride." This engaging activity led them to discover a real train ticket, creating a tangible connection to the story's theme. They also experienced the excitement of passing through a tunnel, mirroring a scene from the book.
These experiences support Early Years Outcomes by enhancing language, literacy, and personal development, helping children understand the world around them while building confidence and curiosity. We are incredibly proud of their curiosity and eagerness to engage with their learning environment in such a proactive way.
Ticket
Tunnel

Town
Journey
Dates coming up:
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​​Inset day: 24th October (Nursery school and Day care are Closed) 
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Half Term: 27th October - 31st October 
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Reminders
We kindly remind you not to stay too long in the reception area at pick-up time, especially when it is busy. This is an important safeguarding matter, to ensure the safety and comfort of all the parent and children.
Your support helps us keep all children safe. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
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