Categorie Evenimente: nursery

Career Week represents an important occasion for the children to learn more about different jobs. During the event, parents have one more opportunity to actively involve by receiving the nursery children at their place of work or to accept our invitation of coming to nursery and telling them more about their careers.

Earth Day dictates a dress code in the nursery: we all wear green to express our concern for nature in a symbolic setting. Children are also involved in various activities aimed to express their care and concern for nature and planet Earth.

The Piano Recital focuses on all of the children who are enrolled in the piano club. After half-term, the little pianists have the opportunity to perform in front of their parents, teachers and classmates in order to showcase all of the musical knowledge acquired.

Just before the Spring Holiday, the children go on a special mission to find as many Easter eggs as possible which have been hidden by the Easter Bunny in the nursery’s playground.

The importance of living in a safe and healthy environment is learned from an early age. Health & Safety Week aims to provide children not only an informational framework by sustaining interactive presentations and workshops, but also hands-on activities by organising as part of our regular procedures drills in order to learn how to react in emergency situations.

Spring arrives along with Trinkets for Mothers. Following the ‘Mărțișor’ tradition, the children together with their mothers work in partnership to create the most beautiful of trinkets.

Fun Week is eagerly awaited and things begin to take on a whole new vibe: from arranging hair in the craziest ways, wearing pyjamas during the day and enjoying a pyjama party, posing for photographs with funny props, dressing with clothes turned inside-out, or just walking, running, and jumping backwards.

Children’s Day represents a great opportunity to celebrate childhood by organising a party on the nursery’s playground.

Cultural Celebration Day is the biggest event of our Avenor Community and represents the perfect occasion for children, parents and teachers to celebrate multiculturalism together. The parents are the main masterminds in organising this event, thus they work in teams to create pavilions that represent various cultures. Moreover, the children are dressed up in traditional costumes and take part in a costume parade.

At the end of each year the children take part in music, dance and theatrical shows. The parents are invited to enjoy their children’s performances and to celebrate their artistic talent together.