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Understanding the EYFS: Personal, Social, and Emotional …
WebPersonal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED) is all about helping children in: developing a positive sense of self, having confidence in their own abilities, forming positive relationships and developing respect for others, understanding appropriate behaviours in social situations, and developing social skills and learning to manage feelings.
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Understanding the EYFS: Physical Development explained
WebIn the content of the EYFS physical development is divided into two main categories and means: Gross motor skills (big movements like jumping and running). Fine motor skills (small movements like gripping and grabbing). Sensory development is also important in this area – sight, hearing, taste, touch and smell as well as our ability to deal
A parent’s guide to weaning and toilet training, part 1
WebThis guide was created with the support of the National Day Nurseries Association to offer guidance on some of the common development stages that your child may go through, including weaning, food refusal/fussy eaters and toilet training. This part will focus on weaning. Part 2 (click here to read) addresses food refusal and toilet …
Parent’s guide: potty training
WebWelcome to our all you need to know guide to potty training!Below we explore: when to start potty training, how to get ready, tips for getting started, night-time training and so much more.So, let’s dive straight in.Using a potty is a new skill your little one will learn – just like with any other skill this will take time, patience, and encouragement.
About The Butterfly Patch
WebThe Butterfly Patch aims to deliver outstanding care and education for children that will enrich their lives through awe and wonder and instil habits for life that start them on a life-long learning journey. We believe that being in & around nature and exploring natural materials enriches children and adults’ lives improving mental and
Parent Guide: Illness at Nursery
WebIt's that time of year again, and as the seasons change, we’re seeing signs of runny noses and sniffles. At The Butterfly Patch, the health and well-being of children is our top priority and we understand illness can be a challenge for parents. Below we are sharing some insights about how we handle sickness at the nursery. Letting us know if your little …
Parent’s guide to Forest School
WebHere at The Butterfly Patch, we LOVE Forest School – we have our Morden Park Forest School and are working on offering Forest School sessions across most of our nurseries… But why? What’s the point? And what does your little one get up to at Forest School anyway? Is there any way to support their learning? We’re here to answer these …
LGBTQ+ resources
WebLGBTQ+ health and wellbeing is important. The NHS has found that LGBTQ+ people consistently have disproportionately worse health outcomes and experiences of healthcare. That is why we need to focus on providing resources to help the community and keep working to improve this inequality.Because everyone deserves to …
Parent Guide: Forest School
WebHere at The Butterfly Patch, we absolutely love Forest School, in fact we have weekly sessions at each of our nurseries as well as running a full Forest School in Morden Park. But why? What’s the point? And what do children do at Forest School anyway? Does it support their learning? We’re here to answer these questions and more! …
South Norwood The Butterfly Patch
WebHealthy Earl y Years London. The Butterfly Patch is proud to be taking part in Healthy Earl y Years London (HEYL). It is an awards scheme funded by the Mayor of London which supports and recognise s achievements in child health, wellbeing and development in early years settings.. HEYL will help to reduce health inequalities by supporting a healthy start …
Morden Park The Butterfly Patch
WebMorden Park is our wonderful Forest School. Here the children spend most of the time outside, exploring the incredible 190 acres of nature that is Morden Park, situated right on our doorstep. We head outside in the rain, snow, sun and wind and children get to safely learn to use tools like hammers and knives as well as climb trees and so much more.
Norman House Croydon The Butterfly Patch
WebThe form will take 10-15 minutes to complete. Fees. Download our fees to your email, we will also send you our brochure - click here. Alternatively, please email [email protected]. We accept the government's tax-free childcare account, vouchers (from most providers) and Direct Debit payments.
Parent Guide: Imaginary Friends
WebHas your little one introduced you to their new friend, who happens to be invisible? You might be confused, concerned or even a little amused by your child’s imaginary friend.In this blog, we’ll look at understanding the meaning behind the friendship and discuss whether there is any cause for concern.Let’s jump straight in!Why do …
5 top tips to be a more sustainable parent
WebAnother huge pollutant is the production of meat. Greenpeace suggest a 50% + vegan diet not just for the environment but your health as well. So, if your child is a little older and you’re making bolognese for dinner, swap that beef for Quorn mince or another vegan alternative.
Take Action, Get Active
WebTo spread the message on Mental Health Awareness Week, the Mental Health Foundation has launched the Take Action, Get Active campaign. Throughout May you can take part by exercising outside for 30 minutes per day – you can do this in any way you want or feel comfortable, whether that’s walking, jogging, skipping etc. You can …
Understanding the EYFS: Expressive Arts and Design Explained
WebExpressive Arts and Design encompasses all things creative! It covers: music, singing & dancing, art, stories & rhymes, imaginative play, modelling and using technology creatively. The EYFS breakdown divides this area of learning into two main aspects: Exploring and using media and materials. All about introducing your little one to …
Parent's guide to nursery curriculum
WebAre you about to register your little one for a nursery space but aren’t sure what to expect? Or maybe you’re already registered but are unsure about what we do in the nursery or how your little one is learning?Over 5 weeks, we are doing a deep dive into everything you need to know about the EYFS, development matters and more to help …
Parent Guide: Top Tips for Fussy Eaters
WebYou’ve spent ages in the kitchen, making the best possible meal, only for your little one to reject it. This is a scenario most parents are familiar with – but this doesn’t make it any less frustrating. Food refusal is a normal part of a child’s development. Fear of new foods is usually at its highest around 2 years of age. How you respond to your little one …
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