Contact Us
St Mary's FieldsPrimary School
Ensuring that each child reaches their potential and develops an enthusiasm for lifelong learning
Search
Translate
Log In
Log in
Foundation - EYFS - Nursery and Reception
Welcome to the Early Years Foundation Stage (Nursery and Reception)
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you and your family, thank you for choosing St Mary’s Fields Primary School. Our fun, bright, caring and nurturing staff are ready to help you and your child embark upon their learning journey. At St Mary'
s we put you and your child at the heart of everything we do. We aim to ensure that every day is full of purposeful play, exploration, curiosity, FUN and that they leave our setting each day with a spring in their step.
Working in our Chestnut Nursery we have:
Class teachers: Miss Daye, Mrs Holden
Class teaching assistants: Mrs Stones, Mrs Burtonwood, Mrs Middleton
Working in Hawthorn Class we have:
Class teacher and EYFS Leader: Mr McFarland
Class teaching assistants: Miss Thompson, Miss Blake and Mrs Boal.
Working in Rowan Class we have:
Class teacher: Mrs Hurst/ Miss Forster
Class teaching assistants: Mrs Hendry, Mrs Bell Young and Miss Mee
EYFS Long Term Plan
EYFS - Linking to Foundation Subjects
Knowledge Organisers - what we are learning!
Knowledge organisers are where you can see what the children are learning about.
Hawthorn and Rowan Summer 1 and Summer 2 Knowledge Organisers 2022
Chestnut F1 Summer 1 Knowledge Organiser 2022
Chestnut F1 Summer 2 Knowledge Organiser 2022
Hawthorn and Rowan (F2) Spring 1 and 2 Knowledge Organiser Slide Show
Spring Term 2022 Knowledge organisers for Hawthorn and Rowan classes
Chestnut (Nursery) Spring 1 and 2 Knowledge Oragniser Slideshow
Spring Term 2022 Knowledge Organisers for Chestnut (Nursery) Class
Knowledge Organisers for Autumn Term 2021 Nursery and F2
Other helpful documents for parents:
Healthy Teeth Happy Smiles
Healthy Teeth, Happy Smiles aims to improve the oral health of children and adults in Leicester, and reduce tooth decay and associated health issues.
here are some very simple messages that you can use to help promote good oral health in your setting or at home:
- Brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes with a fluoride toothpaste, once before bed and one other time during the day.
- Eat less sugary food and drink - find out more at dentalhealth.org
- Visit your dentist regularly. Book a visit to the dentist once your child gets their first tooth and regularly.
Our campaign with local partners
Leicester Museums, King Richard 111 Visitor Centre, young people champions and local sports clubs – Leicester City Football Club, Leicester Tigers, Leicester Riders, Leicestershire County Cricket Club and Leicester Ladies Hockey Club are all encouraging younger children to brush their teeth regularly during the campaign.