The latest from Blagdon Nursery School
WEC/ASPIRE2 have organised a trip to Brighton on the 8th August 2019. Bookings are on a first come first serve basis and Brighton Seaside Trip will run if there is enough demand. Closing date 12th July 2019.
Thank you for reaching 10,000 signatures but we still need your help to get to 100,000.
The future of maintained nursery schools in England after March 2020 is under threat as adequate funding has not been confirmed after then when supplementary funding ends.
We will be sending out your collection bags and further details regarding Rags2Riches4Schools ....watch this space!
Lots of things to do in Reading's Sport and Leisure Centre over May's Spring Half Term.
It is for 30 hours education for 38 weeks (term time only) depending upon eligibility. You can apply online 8 weeks before your child is 3 years old https://childcare-support.tax.service.gov.uk/par/app/applynow
Any problems applying contact HMRC 30hrs Childcare Account Help Line Tel: 0300 123 4097 (Customer Interaction Centre).
Does your child qualify to receive free childcare for two year olds? You must be in receipt of one of the following benefits to meet one of the criteria below.
Registrations for Blagdon Nursery School are held every Wednesday in the Afternoon, please book an appointment to visit Blagdon Nursery School and see our wonderful facilities, resources and most importantly meet our fabulous Team. Details of 15hrs Free Childcare are below. We are here waiting to welcome you to our school but you need to hurry for your 15hrs Free Childcare place. Please telephone 0118 937 5425 or Email:admin@blagdonnursery.reading.sch.uk to secure your place in September 2019.
The petition to Guarantee The Future For State-Funded Maintained Nursery Schools For After March 2020 has now achieved over 10,000 signatures. The Government will respond to the petition.
A tremendous thank you from the Team at Blagdon Nursery School for your amazing response and support.
Reading Families’ Forum (RFF) was created by parents and carers who have children and young adults with disabilities and continues as an independent and voluntary group of parents, carers and organisations supporting families who have children and young adults with disabilities and is part of a wider network of parent forums in England.
They aim to be a voice to help inform, shape and develop current and new services working alongside Reading Borough Council, the Primary Care Trust, and voluntary and community groups, to bring positive changes for children and young adults with disabilities.
The APPG is planning to coordinate public petitions to Parliament calling on the House of Commons to urge the government to take action to ensure maintained nursery schools are financially sustainable for the future. We have prepared a petition for you to use to get signatures. There are some rules about these petitions which are below.
In the run up to Christmas and at Christmas events you may be organising, we’d encourage you to sign up parents, other carers and family members, staff, governors and any other local community contacts.
The suggested deadline for completing the petition is 11th January 2019.
The petition must follow certain uniform standards. Public petitions should be on a plain sheet of paper.
• They should also be in the English language or if not in English, should be accompanied by a translation certified by a Member.
• There should be no erasures, deletions or interlineations