What else do we have in store at Bradley Bar? Variety, variety, variety! We believe it is important to deliver a holistic approach towards the care and development of your child.
As part of your child’s development at Bradley Bar we believe it is important to integrate the children into the culture of their local community.
Please note a comprehensive risk assessment is carried out on all trip venues and statutory staff ratios are carefully managed. We ask for parents’ consent before any excursions.
We carefully arrange:
A local sports coaching company we work with to develop the physical skills of the children and encourage them to succeed individually but also in teams. Definitely, lots of energy and fun!
The class is weekly and complimentary to those children attending nursery that day.
For more information visit the Provision website
provisionsportscoaching.com
In preparation for Reception classes at school the staff run regular PE classes with the children. The class places an equal focus on encouraging the children to get changed into their PE kits independently as well as the physical activity itself. Additionally, the children learn about the effects of activity on their bodies. Even the staff find this class strenuous!
We believe a good grounding comes from regular visits to the local community. Police, Road Safety and Emergency service professionals visit us and talk to the children about key topics.
We actively encourage parents and carers to talk about their occupations and to share stories with the children, engage them in creative activities and look after the garden.
Bradley Bar have been awarded a five star food hygiene rating and a gold healthy choice rating by Kirklees Council.
The five star food hygiene rating indicates an excellent level of cleanliness, food safety practices and kitchen management. You can read more information here.
The gold healthy choice award is in recognition of our healthy nutritious menus combined with healthy food options.
A child attending the full day session will receive more than their ‘five a day’ quota of fruit and vegetables.