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How to Create a Hygge Welcome at your Setting
Welcome is a key word for our Early Years environments, as we welcome new parents and children to our settings and establish routines. Our practitioners continue to reflect upon how welcoming their entrances are to parents and children. Here are a few examples from last year.
The entrance to Nursery at Spring Lane Primary School
The entrance doors to Reception at Bourton Meadow Academy
The entrance to Nursery at George Grenville Academy
Part of the entrance display for Nursery at Lace Hill Academy
A welcome display for Reception at Lumbertubs Primary School
Our welcoming environments were inspired by a Hygge approach.
What is a Hygge approach?
Building a sense of togetherness between home and school reflects a Hygge approach. It is so important to us.
Positive relationships and the happiness of our parents and children are strongly linked.
Campfire Education Trust schools have worked hard to ensure that all our new starters feel a sense ofbelonging as soon as they e...
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