Celebrated in the British community, Remembrance Day is an annual event in our nursery when we remember all those who have died serving their country in wars, by wearing poppies. On this special day, the children found out what it means to be brave, why it is important to be courageous. During circle time, they […]
One of our traditions is to begin November with this special day celebrated by British people around the world. Baby Acorns had a lot of fun making fireworks footprint art using glitter, paint and happy feet.
Shiny Stars created their own Bonfire display using words such as boom, splash, explode, firework – a good opportunity for […]
Each year we hold a special costume parade when the children love to come dress up and have a great time doing it.
Our nursery was visited by princesses, super heroes, cartoon characters and skeletons! It was a fun and lovely morning, and together we decorated the rooms, danced, sang and clapped for each other in […]
What better way to understand the traditions and values of distinct cultures than to bring together light festivals from around the world in a unique, multicultural event held in our garden? Acorns Light Fair is our way to celebrate annually the United Nations Day under the pure symbol of #LIGHT.
Together with our partners, we recreated […]
An apple a day, keeps the doctor away… is what children from Rainbows were told when they went to Medicover Hospital as part of their learning about the body.
This trip was a great opportunity for them to find out more about how doctors and nurses help us to keep our body healthy. The children had […]
Children in Early Explorers love horses and are always keen to find out more about these beautiful animals. Thus, they welcomed George Leca, who runs the Horse Eye Programme, to tell them more about these animals. They were really impressed by a story about a mustang called Shy Boy and learnt that horses can teach […]
Alan Cornish, long term friend of Acorns and Head of Primary at International British School of Bucharest read his daughter’s favourite book – Winnie’s Perfect Pets.Early Explorers loved the story of Winnie and her cat Wilbur and joined in with the magic words Abracadabra! Alan also told us news of the children from Acorns who […]
Early Explorers went on a trip to Equestria where our recent story teller George Leca showed them around the stables, they met the horses, found out each one’s name and fed them carrots! They were told about the equipment used for keeping the horses clean and healthy and asked a lot of questions. It was […]
To celebrate World Vision Day, Early Explorers went to visit Metropolitan Hospital. After learning in the nursery how important it is to look after their eyes, this trip was a great opportunity to find out how they can do it in simple ways and to have an eye test done, at the end. It was […]
We are all different, but really the same – is the message behind Multicultural Week and this year we focused on discovering how light is celebrated around the world. Guests from different countries came to talk to the children: Liran Dagan explained the meaning of Hannukah.
Vijay Krishnan told them about Diwali, Jebii Neagu showed photos […]
