Elloughton Primary School
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​Elloughton Primary School Nursery

Welcome to Elloughton Primary School Nursery
Small steps, big adventures: nurturing the whole child 

We are delighted to offer Nursery provision that complements our thriving Reception class. Our caring and dedicated staff provide children with rich experiences filled with excitement, curiosity and discovery in a happy and safe environment.
Nursery is often a child’s first step into the Elloughton family, and we work hard to ensure that every child feels welcomed, valued and supported. Our nurturing approach helps children build confidence and independence while preparing them for a smooth transition into Reception and the wider school.

Our Nursery Vision
To empower our children to be independent, well-rounded individuals who have a love of learning and seek
challenge in everything they do.

We are committed to creating an environment where children feel safe, supported and inspired to explore. By building strong and trusting relationships, we help children flourish and develop a positive attitude towards learning.
We take time to get to know every child as an individual, ensuring their learning experiences reflect their interests, needs and fascinations.
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Learning in Nursery
Our Nursery follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework. This is a principle-led, child-centred and play-based curriculum that supports children’s development from birth to five years.
Our approach is guided by the Characteristics of Effective Learning, encouraging children to:
• play and explore
• actively engage in their learning
• think creatively and critically

Adults support children’s learning through high-quality interactions, carefully observing, modelling language and extending children’s thinking through play.
Through carefully planned play and exploration, children develop confidence, curiosity and independence while building strong foundations for future learning.​
Our Learning Environment
At Elloughton Primary School Nursery, we provide a carefully planned learning environment that encourages children to explore, investigate and develop independence. Our environment is designed to support curiosity, creativity and active learning through play.
Children have access to a range of engaging indoor and outdoor learning spaces that support all areas of the EYFS and allow them to explore, experiment and develop their ideas through hands-on experiences.
Our Aims
In our Nursery we aim to:
• provide a happy and secure atmosphere where children can thrive
• create an engaging learning environment that responds to children’s interests and developmental needs
• celebrate “what the child can do” and build learning from each child’s strengths
• provide purposeful play opportunities that support exploration and discovery
• give children positive experiences of success to build confidence and motivation
• develop strong partnerships with parents and the local community
• encourage children to become happy, independent, social and kind individuals
Working in Partnership with Parents
We believe that strong partnerships with parents are essential for children’s development. By working together, we can support each child’s learning and wellbeing.
We encourage parents to share information about their child, communicate regularly with staff and take part in nursery life whenever possible.
Starting Nursery
Children can attend our Nursery from the term after their third birthday.
Government funding is available from the start of the first full term after a child turns three. Sessions taken before this time are payable.
Starting Nursery is an exciting step, and we support children and families carefully during this transition to help them feel confident, settled and ready to begin their learning journey.
Session Times
Morning Session
8:45am – 11:45am

Lunch
11:45am – 12:15pm

Afternoon Sessions
11:45am – 2:45pm (including lunchtime)
11:45am – 3:15pm (including lunchtime)*
12:15pm – 3:15pm (excluding lunchtime)

*The extended session from 2:45pm – 3:15pm is chargeable at £3.00 per child.
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Lunch
Children staying over the lunchtime period may:
• bring a packed lunch from home
• order a school meal at a cost of £2.75 per day

School meals should be ordered in advance using the Arbor app.
Nursery Funding
Children attending Nursery are entitled to 15 hours of free early education per week.
Subject to availability, parents can choose a combination of sessions to make up their 15 hours.
Additional sessions beyond the funded hours are available at a cost of £18.00 per 3-hour session.
We also offer a limited number of places for 30 hours of free childcare, which must be taken between 8:45am and 2:45pm during term time.

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Wrap Around Care – Before and After School Club
We offer wrap-around care for nursery-aged children.
Our Before and After School Club runs:
• 7:30am – 8:45am (£4.50 including breakfast)
• 3:15pm – 4:30pm (£4.50)
• 3:15pm – 6:00pm Monday to Thursday and until 5:30pm on Friday (£9.00 including a snack)
Uniform
Nursery children wear our school uniform along with any suitable shoes/trainers.  Please click here for more details about our uniform requirements.
Come and Visit Us
We warmly invite you to visit our vibrant and welcoming Nursery environment. Seeing our setting in action is the best way to experience our family ethos and discover what makes Elloughton Primary School such a special place to begin a child’s learning journey.
Additional Information
Please click here to book and pay online for the Before and After School Club.

For information regarding child minders and after school care please visit the FISH website on:
www2.eastriding.gov.uk/living/children-and-families/the-family-information-service-hub/

Please click here for the Early Years Foundation Stage Handbook.
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By accessing the links below you will find further information about our nursery, including application forms.

Nursery Policy
​Online Nursery Application Form 
Parental Agreement for Free Early Education

Please email all completed forms to:
[email protected] 

Location

Elloughton Primary School
Stockbridge Road
Elloughton 
East Riding of Yorkshire 
HU15 1HN

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Tel: 01482 666231
Email: [email protected]
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  • Welcome
  • OUR SCHOOL
    • What Makes Elloughton Special?
    • Curriculum >
      • Curriculum Overview
      • ART
      • Computing
      • Design & Technology
      • Geography
      • History
      • Maths
      • MFL
      • Music
      • PE & Sports
      • RSHE
      • Phonics & Reading
      • Reading Areas
      • REW
      • Science
      • Writing
    • Year Groups >
      • Year Group Overview
      • Nursery
      • Reception
      • Year 1
      • Year 2
      • Year 3
      • Year 4
      • Year 5
      • Year 6
    • SEND
    • OPAL Play >
      • OPAL Play at Elloughton
      • Meet Our Playmakers
      • Colour Run
    • Statutory >
      • Introduction
      • Attainment
      • Additional Funding >
        • Pupil Premium
        • Sports Premium
      • Policies
      • Safeguarding
      • Data Protection
    • Restorative Practice
    • Our Governors >
      • Governor Overview
      • Meet the Governors
      • Governor of the Month
    • Staff
    • Sustainability
    • Vacancies
  • PARENTS
    • School Expectations
    • Admissions
    • After School Activity Clubs
    • Attendance in School
    • Before & After School Club
    • Community Links
    • ESAFETY
    • FESA
    • Letters
    • Music Tuition
    • Newsletters
    • Ofsted
    • Parents' Evening Booking System
    • Parent Surveys
    • Payment System
    • Safety >
      • Water Safety
    • School Lunches
    • Uniform
  • OUR NURSERY
    • Introduction
    • 30 Hours
  • Pupils
    • Introduction
    • 007 Pupil Voice
    • A prayer for all of us
    • Elloughton Bear
    • Rex Respect
  • Contact