St. Werburgh’s Park

The Nursery School provides nursery education to around 150 children aged 3 and 4 years old and to approximately 60 two year olds. There are also some additional places for children with special educational needs and disabilities. The school is different to other early years settings in that it has a high number of qualified and experienced early years teachers & early years practitioners, high priority is given to continuing professional development.

History

St. Werburgh’s specialises in providing education for children aged 2-5 years. Inspired by the Nursery Pioneer Margaret McMillan, Bristol City Council built St. Werburgh’s in 1931 as an open-air Nursery School. In September 2003 the nursery amalgamated with a Family Unit with a new extension finally completed in May 2005.…

Letter from the Head

Welcome to St. Werburgh’s Park Nursery School. You will find us on Glenfrome Road next to St. Werburgh’s Primary School. We are proud of our history having been a Nursery School funded by Bristol City Council since 1931. We have a long history of teaching young children and are proud…

Our Garden

At St. Werburgh’s we give equal status to children’s learning taking place indoors or outdoors and all areas of the Foundation Stage Curriculum may be accessed through play in the nursery garden. There will be apparatus for design, building and construction, active, physical work, imaginative play, scientific discovery, language and…

New Parent/Carer Presentation

November 18, 2020
To all new and prospective parents and Carers, we would love to give you a warm welcome to St Werburgh’s Park Nursery ... (read more)
Communication Between Parents/Carers and School

September 14, 2020
During the current situation, we are looking to make communication between parents/carers and school as efficient as ... (read more)
Free and Paid Places Available

May 19, 2020
We currently still have a number of free places available from September 2020. If you are interested please apply as ... (read more)
Nuts – We are a Nut Free School

May 2, 2018
We would like to remind parents and carers that we are a nut free school. We have a number of children who can have a ... (read more)
Bristol City Council COVID-19 Advice

November 20, 2020
Our surrounding area currently has one of the highest rates of coronavirus (COVID-19) in Bristol. We have been asked to ... (read more)
COVID-19 Tests

November 11, 2020
We ask that parents or carers who are awaiting COVID-19 test results as a result of having COVID-19 symptoms stay at ... (read more)
November Fees Now Overdue

November 3, 2020
November Day Care and Additional Hours fees were due for payment by the 1st November. If you have not made payment yet ... (read more)
A Letter From Our Headteacher – 2nd November 2020

November 2, 2020
Dear Parents/Carers, I want to welcome you back to Term 2. I also want to thank you for your understanding when we ... (read more)