Barclay

Children Centre

Canterbury Road, London, E10 6EJ  | T. 020 8518 7015  Fx. 020 8539 7995

 

News for parents and carers

from Barclay Blog

News Flash

Happening this week!

Coming soon!

Events this week

(updated  18th April 2012) 

 

Check our our new events calendar for all activities at our Centre...

 

Coffee mornings

 

Breast Feeding Cafe

with Jo

 

Parent & Toddler Group

 

Tiny Tots

 

See our home page

for the latest news on new

short courses too...

 

 

Coming soon to our Centre!

 

Craft morning


Rhyme Time


New Mums/Dads Group

 

Positive Parenting

 

Esol Assessment


First Aid

 

Watch our web pages for more news as new activities are about to begin.

 

See you there?

Website design adapted for Barclay Children Centre from a design by e4education

Design, hosting and content support by Thirdsectorweb.co.uk - part of SmithMartin LLP

Free software to make the information on our site more accessible

 

Just added to our web site:

 

New Toy Library!

Starting with computers

and the internet

 

Digital Photography

 

New events calendar

 

 

Our Centre, supporting you and your child

- to get the best start in life.

 

Contact our Centre for more

details of any of our activities...

 

Our one click

contact page is here

Barclay Translate

PSA

What do children gain from a visit to

Suntrap in Epping Forest?

 

Children and their carers will be encouraged to explore the natural world through a number of hands on activities. They will be led by an experienced outdoor educator who has an intimate knowledge of the natural history of Epping Forest.

 

The Early Years Foundation Stage; “Effective practice: outdoor learning” says outdoor learning is important because it:

 

  • supports the development of healthy and active lifestyles;
  • offers children opportunities for physical activity, freedom and movement;
  • promotes a sense of confidence and well-being;
  • provides opportunities for developing harmonious relationships with others, through negotiation,
  • taking turns and cooperation;
  • supports those children who learn best through activity or movement;
  • provides safe and supervised opportunities for children to experience new challenges, assess risk
  • and develop the skills to manage difficult situations;
  • supports children’s developing creativity and problem-solving skills;
  • provides rich opportunities for imagination, inventiveness and resourcefulness;
  • gives children contact with the natural world and offers them unique experiences, such as direct contact with the weather and seasons.

 

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A gallery of different trees...

Barclay the Lion says...

 

Check with the Centre quickly for this trip.

 

You cans ee our journey times on the Suntrap Forest Centre poster here.

 

Booking on a first come, first served basis.