RAINBOW’S have been put up in windows across the UK, as the country tackles the devastating effects of the coronavirus outbreak and resulting lockdown.

Children have been responsible for drawing most of the rainbows, which symbolise the sun emerging amid a rainy backdrop.

We have drawn a rocket with a rainbow to say that all the NHS staff and key workers are out of this world.
Have you got a rainbow in your window? 🌈

Learn the days of the week song with Rhia. We do this every morning with the 2-3’s and 3-5’s in circle time. We talk about the day of the week, the month, the date, the weather and find their name to put on the board. You could make your own board with all of these on.

To our St George’s Family

We have had to make the heart-breaking decision to close the remainder of the St George’s Nurseries as of Friday evening (27/03/2020). This was not a decision that was taken lightly. We tried to continue to provide care for Key Workers as long as we could but we just could not sustain this any longer.

We will miss seeing all of our children, families and staff but look forward to welcoming you all back soon.

See you on the other side and please stay safe!

Corona Virus update for our sites
This page will be regularly updated with information on our sites closures.

Dear Parent/ Carer

The government has announced the ‘partial closure’ of childcare providers (including childminders) and schools with care still being provided for key workers and vulnerable children.

As it stands, we are keeping the following sites open for key workers children.
– Oadby
– Aylestone
– Narborough

As nurseries we continue to sanitise and deep clean all areas on a daily basis and are using excellent hygiene practices with the children. We request that as parents you continue to follow the same practices on arrival to nursery and of leaving.

Key workers and vulnerable children
‘Vulnerable children’ includes children who are supported by social care, those with safeguarding and welfare needs, including child in need plans, on child protection plans, ‘looked after’ children, young carers, disabled children and those with education, health and care (EHC) plans.

Only one parent is required to be a key worker to be able to access childcare. This includes those working in:

– Health and social care
– Education and childcare (including nursery staff and childminders)
– Key public services
– Local and national government
– Food and other necessary goods
– Public safety and national security
– Transport
– Utilities, communication and financial services

We thank you all for your continued support in these worrying times and continue to put the safeguarding and welfare of all our children, staff and parents at the forefront.

If you have any further information, please contact our sites.

Thank you