Newbold Community Playgroup - News

Jan 2021

Messy play at Playgroup

29th Jan 2021

Dec 2020

A bit of Christmas cuteness to share with you x

16th Dec 2020

This morning our wonderful playgroup children performed their virtual nativity, for the video camera! They have done a fantastic job and the video will be sent out to parents today. Enjoy!

16th Dec 2020

Nov 2020

Lovely work from our children this week

10th Nov 2020

Starting on Friday 27th November, for four Fridays, Zoom in for Advent Antics 18.00 - 18.30.

Let us know if you’d like to join us so we can send the Zoom link and your special Advent Antics pack.

Text or call 07780633657, message us on Facebook or email office@newboldbaptist.org.uk

Amanda and Becky

8th Nov 2020

Oct 2020

Our playgroupers are wearing their Pyjamas today to raise money for Crackerjacks Children’s Trust - supporting children living with a disability. Good job kids

6th Oct 2020

Sept 2020

Lovely to welcome the first of our children back to Newbold Community Playgroup this morning. We had a fun and fabulous time

7th Sept 2020

Excited to start Playgroup with your little ones on Monday

Reminder to parents:

Please arrive with your child at the entrance at the back of the building, at the time that has been sent to you. This is to ensure social distancing as the children arrive.
Please take note of the new opening times and bring a healthy packed lunch for your child on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Please be reassured that we will be welcoming your children into a clean environment and will be prioritising cleanliness (as well as fun!) during Playgroup and following each session.

See you very soon

3rd Sept 2020

July 2020

They’re back! So lovely to be back at Playgroup learning and playing together.

10th July 2020

May 2020

Here’s a fun painty activity to try using a fork from your kitchen. We’d love to see your pictures if you give this a try.

15th May 2020

If you’re looking for a project to do with your little ones, this is a nice idea. You may have an Elmer story book at home or, if not, then there are Elmer stories available to watch on YouTube. Then you could make your own Elmer the Elephant by cutting the top off a milk bottle and sticking coloured paper or tissue paper to it. Sticky but fun.