Notts nursery children enjoys haggis, trees and tatties

Haggis, trees and tatties were the order of the day for children at one Nottinghamshire nursery.
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Youngsters at Cherubs Edwinstowe, Mansfield Road, have celebrated the Chinese New Year and Burns night, as well as taking a trip to nearby Sherwood Forest.

Sarah Hickling, nursery manager, said: “We have enjoyed learning about the Chinese New Year and how it is the year of the rat.

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“We tasted Chinese foods and even made our own Chinese dragon.”

Youngsters at Cherubs Edwinstowe nursery made a Chinese dragon to celebrate Chinese New Year.Youngsters at Cherubs Edwinstowe nursery made a Chinese dragon to celebrate Chinese New Year.
Youngsters at Cherubs Edwinstowe nursery made a Chinese dragon to celebrate Chinese New Year.

The children also marked the Scottish celebration of Burns night by tucking into the nursery’s version of the traditional Burns night meal of haggis, turnips and potatoes – known as haggis, neeps and tatties – by tucking into haggis with potato and turnip mash.

Miss Hickling said: “We’re just developing their cultural knowledge and respect of other cultures.”

She said the children also “enjoyed a treasure hunt at Sherwood Forest and as part of our forest sessions enjoyed climbing in the trees”.