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Manor Court CommunityPrimary School and Pre-School

Manor Court Early Years Centre

Welcome

 

At Manor Court Early Years Centre we are the first introduction to your child's educational journey. We care for children aged between 2 and 4 years. Our aim is to support your child to become independent, sociable, and enhance their already budding intrigue. In your child's final year with us we tailor their experiences to prepare them for school admission at whichever school that you choose for them. 

 

Within our setting we are fortunate to have a large main playroom, a reading room, a quiet room, and a large outdoor area with a mud kitchen, bug area and pergola. Within the main playroom and outside area the seven categories of the Early Years Foundation Stage are incorporated. These include Personal, Social, and Emotional development, Communication and Language, Physical, Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World, and Expressive Arts & Design. 

 

Our quiet room provides a calm space where we are able to support children within small group and 1:1 activities. Our quiet room also allows us to take children out of the main room and guide them through any unsettling moments that they have. Within this room we have some sensory resources such as a range of textured objects, lights, and wooden equipment which can meet the individual needs of the child. Our reading room is also readily available for our children to explore books, story sacks and mark making.

 

We are proud to be part of Manor Court Community Primary School and use all of their facilities including the school field, Foundation Stage outdoor educational area, the school hall, and the wildlife area.  We also enjoy participating in whole school events such as Sports Day, Church services, and Charity Days.   Many of the children leave us to continue their education within the main school.

 

On joining us each child will be allocated a key person. This key person plays a specific role in settling the children in, adhering to the child's routine, building a strong parent partnership, and making sure your child is safe and secure. Your child's key person will also be responsible for working closely with your child, monitoring their progress and recording observations onto your child's learning journey. 

 

We use an electronic learning journey called Eylog. This is linked to your email address and you will be able to access it at any time. This will be set up when your child starts with us. Through Eylog you are able to comment, like, download, and also create your own observations from home to share with us which we encourage. 

 

For children who join us from two, we complete a two-year progress check on your child. This focuses on the three prime areas of learning:- Communication and Language, Personal, Social, and Emotional development, and Physical development. This check identifies the child's personal strengths and also the child's next steps within these main areas of learning. This check also ensures that all parents have a clear picture of their child's development, and highlights actions that we intend to take to support your child at Pre-School. This information is shared with Health Visitors and any other outside professionals if necessary. 

 

Opening Hours/ Sessions

 

We offer two sessions per day (term time only) with each session lasting three hours. The session days and times are as follows:

Monday – Friday

9.00am – 12 noon & 12.30pm – 3.30pm

 

We also offer a Lunch Box Club for children who stay all day. The Lunchbox Club is available to all our Pre-school children from 12.00-12.30 each day. The children bring a packed lunch from home and are supervised by our staff whilst they eat and drink socially together. All holiday dates are in line with the school academic year. There will also be an additional 5 INSET days each year to be taken for the purpose of staff training.

 

Our setting accepts 15 hours Government funding for eligible 2 year olds.

All children 3 and 4 years are eligible to 15 hours a week funding. Working families are able to apply for up to 30 hours funding as according to the Government guidance.

 

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