We’ve reached the time of year where our pre-schoolers are practising songs, donning their caps and gowns, and getting very excited about their nursery leaving events. Finally, after what’s felt like an eternity, parents and carers, grandparents, sisters and brothers, aunties and uncles and a host of other family members are able to share in this joyous occasion in person. It’s an exciting time for everyone. It’s certainly an exciting time for our family, as my youngest prepares to take the leap from the nursery which has nurtured and cared for him since he was 18 months old to primary school. We have had, overall, a positive experience with regards to this transition. We know the school, having a current P7 there who is about to go into the next chapter of his own journey as he starts secondary school. As a family we’re familiar with the school environment and the staff and, were it not for our old pal Covid, my trainee P1 would have been fortunate to have been in the building much m