Welcome to St Philip’s Marsh Nursery School
We are a lively, flourishing Local Authority Nursery School in Bristol. Our School community includes children from 2 to 5 years old, their parents and carers. It is staffed by a Headteacher, Deputy Head, Nursery Teachers, Nursery Nurses, Early Years Practitioners and support staff, all of whom have extensive experience of working with young children. Our staff team is built around the child to ensure that each child and parent/carer is well supported by a key person. St Philip’s Marsh is an inclusive school which welcomes all children from all communities.
Sing-along with Mr Holmes
Please sing-along to some of our favourite songs and nursery rhymes with Mr Holmes. Click here
A few ideas …
Hello to all of our families, we hope you are keeping well and safe and practising social distancing. You will all be receiving calls from your key person this week who want to check you are all okay. In the mean time here are some links to different activities that...
Until further notice …
Dear Parents/carers Further to government guidance issued today, we have contacted the parents and carers who fall into the categories specified. We would like to thank you all for your cooperation and assistance. The School will be closed from today to children who...
Closure of educational settings – information for parents and carers
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/closure-of-educational-settings-information-for-parents-and-carers
Latest coronavirus update
Dear Parents/carers As you will have seen from the Government's announcement this afternoon, schools will close from Friday 20 March. We aim to remain open as usual until then. We currently await further information from the local authority regarding opening for the...
Latest coronavirus advice
In light of the government’s guidance yesterday (16 March), we will be following their updated advice regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus). • If your child presents with a NEW COUGH and/or a HIGH TEMPERATURE (over 37.8°C) you will be phoned and asked to collect them...