Welcome to EYFS Parents Evening! Bine ati venit!
EYFS TEAM Director - Mr.Faruk Erduran EYFS Deputy Principal – Ms. Vicky Nursery L Teacher- Ms. Luminita Teacher assitant – Ms. Raluca
EYFS TEAM Nursery V Teacher- Ms. Vicky Teacher assistant – Ms. Alina and Ms. Eliza Reception K Teacher – Ms. Kitti Teacher assistant – Ms. Angela
EYFS TEAM Reception C
Teacher – Ms. Corina Teacher assistant- Ms. Monica Specialist Physical Education Mr. Mark Music Ms. Eliza School Nurse- Ms. Carmen
Nursery Timetable 8. 15 – 8.30
Arrival/outside play
8.30 - 9.00
Morning circle time/free play.
9.00 - 9.30
Snack
9.30 -10.30
Integrated activities.
10.30- 11.00
Outside play
11.00- 11-50
Integrated activities.
11.50 - 12.15
Outside play
12.15 -1.00
Lunch/toilet
1.00 - 2.30
Nap/Quiet time
2.30. 3.00
Snack time/story
Reception timetable 8.15- 8.30
Arrival / outside play
8.30 -9.00
Child initiated play
9.00-9.45
phonics/carpet time
9.45 - 10.10
Morning snack
10.15 - 11.00
integrated activities
11.00 – 11.30
Outdoor play
11.30 -12.30
integrated activities
12.30-1.00
Lunch/toilet
1.00-1.30
Outdoor play
1.30-2.30
integrated activities
2.30 -3.00
Snack/story/songs
Educational programme and organisation We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage framework for England and Wales. Teaching is often done through a multi-sensory, play based approach, which can be child initiated or teacher led. All areas of learning are integrated so many objectives can be achieved simultaneously by each learning opportunity provided.
The curriculum is split in seven areas of learning: Personal, Social and Emotional Development Communication and Language Physical development Literacy Mathematics Understanding of the World Expressive Arts and Design These are the prime areas and specific areas. In Nursery learning will focus on the prime areas until children are confident in these then other specific areas will be introduced.
These 7 areas as well as ongoing observations, assessments and your child’s interests are used to plan suitable learning opportunities and activities that support each child’s individual needs.
Children in the EYFS learn through play and exploration, physical activity, being creative and thinking critically. These learning opportunities may take place both inside and outside the classroom.
Assessment Nursery and Reception Pupil Profile Written records of child’s progress Observations and photographs as evidence of their work Yearly written reports – December and June Formal parents evenings October , February and June Other appointments as necessary.
Educational program and organisation
Day Trips and Community visits Each class in Reception usually goes on a day trip each term that supports the learning within the classroom.
Homework: Home learning activities are sometimes set to reinforce and extend learning in Reception. These are usually activities on education city or bug club. However, there are no formal requirements for Nursery children to complete homework. On the weekly newsletter for both Nursery and Reception, there is a ‘how to help your child at home’ section. Here teachers will put ideas of things you can do to support your child’s learning at home or sometimes a specific activity. Reception: Phonics work and reading books will be sent home after half term in October. You will need to spend sometime each day reading at home with your child. Learning to write (name).
Educational program and Organisation Academic equipment – all supplied by the school Library- All children have a timetabled weekly lesson to develop their library skill and love of books. Special Educational Needs (SEN) ISB will work in partnership with parents to monitor their child’s development and take steps to help them learn more effectively and maximize progress. See website for SEN policy.
ISB students Uniform –Reception children are expected to wear the school uniform at all times. PE kit Reception Wednesday & Friday Nursery V Monday Nursery L Tuesday
ISB Students Indoor
No
and outdoor shoes Velcro or buckles, no shoe laces
jewellery, exception small stud earrings
Write
your child’s name on every item of clothing . Ensure full change of clothing ( underwear, socks, jumper, t-shirt, and trousers) Water bottles
Parents Responsibilities Absences please inform the office before 8.30am All absences must be explained in writing even if a phone call has been made. Mobile telephones, chewing gum, junk food, sweets, fizzy drinks, are not permitted to school. Toys – unless asked to do so by their teacher, children should not bring toys or other ‘precious’ items to school. Leaving Campus - children can not leave campus without a written or verbal authority of a parent. Dropping and Collecting please, make sure your child is in the classroom by 8.30am Staff are available to welcome children from 8.15.
Parents Responsibilities Home time is at 3.00, please be prompt! Parents are requested to stay at the doors to the corridor. Please email your class teacher or leave a message with reception if your child will be going on a different bus/collected by a different person. For safety reasons we will not allow your child to go with another person without your written or verbal consent. Bus assistant will collect the children travelling by bus. Medical or other appointments - please make the teacher aware prior to the appointment. Changing address/ emergency phone number–inform the school office Medical information and allergies check up-to-date medical form at the start of the year.
Parents Responsibilities Medication
– the school doctor/nurse in responsible for administering any medicine. All medicine must be clearly labeled with the child’s name and the prescribed dosage. Illness –pupils who are sick should not be sent to school. examples are: Temperature of 37.5 degrees or above Nausea, vomiting or sever abdominal pain Very bad cold, sore throat and persistent cough Red or inflamed eyes Acute skin rashes, earache, head lice and other symptoms of serious illness www.isb.ro health and safety policy
Parents responsibilities Food
and snack – If parents wish, children can bring in their own packed lunch. The packed lunch must be healthy and well-balanced - no sweets/candies . Please label the box clearly with your child’s name. After school hours- parents are asked to supervise their children at all times when visiting the school.
Parents at ISB Communication Regular newsletter from the school E-mail communication School Website Curriculum information evening Parent-teacher conferences Appointments as necessary ď‚›
Contact the right person primary.office@isb.ro 021 306 9530 for absences, lunches, uniform, appointments, etc ď‚› For any other specific concerns (academic or otherwise) regarding your child please speak to your class teacher in the first instance ď‚›
PTA (Parent-Teacher Association) ď‚—
This is a group of parents and teachers who meet regularly and plan events for the school community.
Feel free to join in! Contact Miss Kitti if you are interested. For more information regarding the school, please view the following link: Parents' Handbook 2014-2015