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Welcome to Hemyock
Sunday, May 19 2013 @ 03:37 PM BST Hemyock Pre-School
Our aim is to prepare your child for the transition to Primary School in a fun, happy, warm and secure environment. We have excellent, well-equipped indoor and outdoor play areas offering a huge variety of craft, music, play and reading to encourage sharing and playing with other children.
• We are an affordable and convenient childcare provider located in the village. • Our staff are highly qualified and trained in First Aid • We operate a key worker system to cover all aspects of your child’s development; working towards the Early Learning Goals. • 15 hours per week government funded session time for age three plus available.
For more information, to add your child to our waiting list or to arrange an introductory session for you and your child, please contact the Pre-school Administrator during term time on 01823 680240 or by email hemyockpreschool@btinternet.com emails will also be checked during pre-school holidays.
Ofsted Registered
Member of the Pre-School Learning Alliance
Registered Charity No. 1030985
Catherine Meade Denise Wood 
Hemyock Pre-School News
 While we're waiting for summer to arrive, the children have been busy learning about maps, animals of the world, how to gather information, quantities, how to be healthy and are encouraging choice. Finnley Dearsley, Jacob Root, Grace Pepperell and Solomon Davy have joined Pre-school this term, a warm welcome to them all!
Hemyock Pre-School News
A new committee was elected at the start of term and have already set to work on new fundraising ideas and exciting improvements for Pre-school. Shelley Millar has taken seat as Chairperson and Philippa Thompson remains Treasurer whilst we welcome Emily Durman as Secretary, Lyndsey Knight as Fundraiser, Catherine Meade and Amanda Wallace-Leavey.
Hemyock Pre-School News
We start the new term welcoming Samuel Meade and Jazzy Gladwin to pre-school and very pleased to introduce Hemyock residents Denise Wood and Karen Froud to the fabulous staff team! It's a great asset to have such highly qualified and experienced staff and they have settled in so well already.
Hemyock Pre-School News
This term the children of Hemyock Pre-School have been learning about construction and how to make objects using various items around the home and at pre-school. We've also been discussing our families and the activities we do together when we are at home.
Hemyock Pre-School News
As we start the school year it's great to see all the new faces! We welcome Ashley Crabtree, Grace Durman, Sam Foster, Molly Hawker, Rachel King, Teagan Leavey, and Lydia Persey. In November Matthew Parker and Marcia Knight will be joining us. The new children are enjoying themselves and their parents are proud to see them settling in well.
Pre-School News August 2009
Another year nearly over! It has been a very busy time for the children of Hemyock Pre-school. We have welcomed our new Play Leader, Lucy Fishwick and also our new Administrator Sarah Kenny.
Pre-School News June 2009
Well what a few weeks it has been! Following an early AGM we are now under new management with a brand new committee, who are keen to move forwards and are working very hard to bring the Pre-school's profile back to the forefront.
Messy Play at Hemyock Pre-School
Have messy play fun without the clearing up! Different activities each week, and a chance to explore for little fingers (and feet!). For children aged 0-5years, every Monday 2.00pm - 3.15pm.
Pre-School News - April 09
The rain and wind gave way to snow and it was a delight to see the glow on young faces as Hemyock turned white for a few days. For some it was a completely new experience and gave true meaning to all the pictures pre-schoolers had seen in storybooks and on the television.Whilst the snow may have closed the doors at Pre-school for a day or two, it didn't stop the children eagerly learning about 'experiments'. We take so many things for granted as we get older and it's rewarding to see the astonishment on young faces when they pick up a magnet, or discover what happens when two or more coloured paints are mixed together.
Pre-School News - February 09
Unsurprisingly, winter has been a popular theme at pre-school, with brightly coloured snowmen and other chilly themes adorning the walls. The children have also been having fun learning numbers through rhymes and stories. Old or young, we all have a favourite story and the children have been sharing their own favourites with their classmates. As Chinese New Year approaches, the children will celebrate by tasting different food and dressing up in costume.
News From Hemyock Pre-School
The new children have settled in brilliantly and in November we welcomed Poppie Bright and Andrew Pyne. The children have been busy during autumn and during Guy Fawkes week they made rockets and painted colourful fireworks. Teddy Bears were our guests forTeddy Bear week and we could not let the week pass without, of course, a Teddy Bear Picnic. The occasion was additionally special as Hemyock School Reception class came too! Dressing up is always great fun for pre-schoolers and the children did us proud on Children In Need day. The staff made a terrific effort too and ensured lots of fun was had by all.
Pre School - October 2008
After our very wet summer, we're back in full swing and say a very warm welcome to our new pre-schoolers: Imogen Bowey, Angus Loughrey, Robert Machin, Annabelle Millar, Zachary Rolfe and Freya Root. We miss those who left us last term but hope they are enjoying their first term of school. Good luck to Sam Arrowsmith, Adam Cole, Ruby Downing-Martin, Jessica Hayman, Niamh Higgins, Nathan Hodges, William Machin, Anne Marie Pyne, Elizabeth Shaul, Ben Simpson, Molly Upton and Edward Waugh.
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LinksDevon NewsLocal WeatherHeadline:Rather cloudy with patchy rain in the south. Today:Rather more cloud than on Saturday with some showery outbreaks of rain near the south coast, easing towards evening. Further north it should remain mostly dry and feel warm with bright or sunny spells. Maximum temperature 18 °C. Tonight:Any rain near the south coast will die away with clear spells for a time. Increasing cloud will bring damp conditions through the early hours, just reaching Cornwall by dawn. Minimum temperature 7 °C. Monday:Cloudy and dull with mostly light rain at first. By afternoon the rain should clear with bright or sunny spells developing, more so in the west. Maximum temperature 19 °C. Updated: 1024 on Sun 19 May 2013 Forecast for Exmoor National Park for SundayRather cloudy perhaps with some patchy rain in the morning. Drier later with some sunny spells developing. Updated: 0327 on Sun 19 May 2013 Forecast for Dartmoor National Park for SundayRather cloudy with only limited bright spells and perhaps some showery outbreaks of rain at times. Drier and brighter later. Updated: 0327 on Sun 19 May 2013 |
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