We are absolutely thrilled to share a momentous milestone with our entire school community! Rebecca Cheetham Nursery School and Children's Centre has officially been awarded the UNICEF UK Rights Respecting Schools Gold Award . This is the highest level of accreditation granted by UNICEF UK, recognising a profound, embedded commitment to children’s rights, safety, and well-being across every facet of our school life.
Rebecca Cheetham Retains Prestigious IQM Flagship Status!
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Rebecca Cheetham Nursery School Wins OMEP-UK Bronze Award for Sustainable Citizenship!
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After an intense two day Ofsted inspection on March 11th and 12th, we are thrilled to report that we have maintained the standards set in our previous inspection.
We are thrilled to announce that we have retained our Flagship status for the Inclusion Quality Mark award.
During a team meeting we couldn't decide on which place of worship to take the children to visit, so after a quick look at google maps, we decided to visit all three!
We were thrilled to welcome parents and carers into the nursery to hear about Wellbeing at Rebecca Cheetham and then enjoy the variety of Valentine's Day activities we had on offer for parents to enjoy with their children.
After a recent audit and review we are thrilled to announce that we have maintained Flagship status at Rebecca Cheetham Nursery, the highest accolade that can be achieved for the Inclusion Quality Mark.
Rebecca Cheetham children get treated to a performance from Phil from Booster Cushion Theatre, with a show that ties in perfectly to our current topic of Traditional Tales.
Why spend money on buying a costume, when you can make one at Rebecca Cheetham for free and get to spend time with other parents while you are doing it!
Finally, the exterior of Rebecca Cheetham Nursery and Children's Centre is starting to reflect the wonderful opportunities that exist inside.
Being able to express and talk about our feelings is muscle we need to build and we work with our children at Rebecca Cheetham to develop that muscle and we use the wonderful book, The Colour Monster by Anna Llenas as a starting point.
