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This page helps parents understand what to expect when their child is at Deep Run Presbyterian Nursery School.

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A typical day for your pre-schooler

Every week, different toys are set out to teach colors, shapes, numbers, and letters. Play dough, blocks, dress-ups, and cars are available for play. Children choose books and practice reading pictures. Once a week, a music teacher introduces rhythm and songs. If the weather is nice, they play outside; if not, they have physical activities indoors. Morning dismissal is at 11:30 AM, and afternoon dismissal is at 2:45 PM.

Communication

At the start of the year, a handbook is given with school policies and other information. A monthly newsletter includes themes and activities. A bulletin board lists themes and events. Class-specific memos are next to each classroom door. Teachers are available for questions at arrival and dismissal. Progress reports are given at the end of the year.

Parents Club

All families are part of the Parents Club. This group helps raise money for special events like parties and trips, and also helps organize social events for parents. Parents can visit the classroom as guests to share their knowledge. Teachers sometimes ask parents for help during the year.

Excelent Services

Experienced and dedicated staff help children aged 1 to 5 prepare for school. They support learning through play and structured activities. Teachers guide children in developing social, emotional, and academic skills. Each child receives individual attention and encouragement. The staff is trained to meet the needs of young learners.

Best Environment

The environment is safe and welcoming for toddlers and preschoolers. It supports learning through play and exploration. Spaces are set up to encourage creativity, movement, and social interaction. Children feel comfortable and supported as they grow. The setting helps them build confidence and independence.

Skilled Staff

All staff are qualified early childhood professionals. They are first-aid and CPR certified. They also have Act 151 clearances. This ensures a safe and secure environment for children. Staff are trained to care for and educate young children effectively.

What this looks like in practice

Each week, a different selection of toys is placed in the classroom to help children learn about colors, shapes, numbers, and letters. These include play dough, blocks, markers, and dress-up clothes. Children can choose what they want to play with, which helps them develop both alone and with others.

Children learn through play and exploration. They develop skills like reading, motor control, and music. These activities help them grow and prepare for school. Parents can see the results at home, such as better communication, more confidence, and a love of learning.

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