Exploring our Community

Bringing learning to life

At Little Learners, we believe that the world beyond our nursery walls is full of exciting opportunities for children to learn, explore, and grow. Our community-based experiences, trips, and special visitors enrich our curriculum and help children build confidence, curiosity, and a sense of belonging. 

Out and about in the community

We make the most of our local area with regular walks and initiatives that encourage children to be active, independent, and aware of their surroundings. These include; walk to school initiatives, scooter days that promote fun, fitness, and road safety awareness and local walks to explore nature, seasonal changes, and the community around us.  These simple experiences help children develop independence, physical skills, and an understanding of the world they live in. 

Weekly Forest School adventures 

Every week,our children enjoy dedicated time at Forest School, where they can explore the natural environment, take safe risks, and develop resilience, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. From bug hunting to den building, Forest School is a highlight of the week and a powerful part of our early year's curriculum. 

Exciting school trips

We join the wider school community for whole school trips that create unforgettable memories and broaden children’s experiences, such as joining the school on trips to the church. We have more exciting trips planned in the future.  

Inspiring in‑house visitors 

We love bringing the world into Little Learners too. These experiences enrich our curriculum, celebrate diversity, and ignite children’s imaginations.  Throughout the year, we welcome a range of exciting visitors and workshops, such as: 

• Little City – a miniature roleplay village where children explore real life jobs and scenarios 
• Dance and cultural workshops, including colourful celebrations like Holi 

Stay and Play sessions 

We value strong partnerships with families, and our termly Stay and Play sessions give parents and caregivers the chance to join in with learning, explore activities alongside their child, and see our nurturing environment in action. These sessions strengthen relationships and help children feel secure and supported.