As part of the Nursery’s Health week the children all walked to Mrs Holmes house. On the way to the house they saw a roller, because some men were doing work on a path. When they got there they played with some toys. There was lots to choose from:
A slide
A swing
A trampoline
Basket ball and hoop
go kart
Dumper truck
Skipping rope
Swing ball
Water tray
roller skates
Dolly and pram
After all of that tiring playing they had a snack of fruit salad and then a small cup cake. To finish off they played with some more toys then walked back to nursery.
Some of their favourite bits were “playing on the roller skates and on the trampoline and of course “the smartie on top of the cup of the cup cake”
By Kirsty H.
On Friday the 18th June the nursery had their very own Sports Day at the Hydro.
They liked the Sports Day because the grass was fluffy and soft and it was fun to walk there. Mrs Pearson and Mrs McGregor went with some Mums to help there.
The races were:
a skipping race
a running race
a egg and spoon race
a hopping race
All the Nursery really enjoyed the races!
At the end of the sports day all the nursery won a gold medal with a ‘stripy strap.’ They liked the medal because it was gold and shiny.
Overall the Nursery Sports Day was a huge success, and thank you to the Hydro for the loan of the space.
By Alice
Thank you to the Hilton Hotel for the use of their grounds for the nursery sports!
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The nursery class entered the “Pallet Garden Challenge” at Gardening Scotland 2010, creating a robot garden. This was designed by the whole group and planted on the day by Fin, Murdo and Dugald. Despite heavy competition from many young people’s groups in the area, St Mary’s scooped a bronze award. Well done, everyone!
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On the 26th of June the nursery went to the MacRobert and they went through a cardboard tunnel and there were two Australian builders. There was soft building blocks and they made buildings, and their was a road and if any blocks went on to the builders would blow their whistle & the child that put it on to the road would get a hazard sticker, the nursery really enjoyed their visit to the MacRobert and they would love to do it again.
By Fraser
