It is Almost Time to say Goodbye and Thank You

*Collaborative Post

It is coming up to that time of year where a big change is on the horizon. As I have mentioned before, Jake is about to leave pre-school and will be starting school in September, although I haven’t quite got my head around it all just yet. There is so much new to think about, settling in sessions to attend and parents evenings to get all the relevant information but before all of that, I need to think about how I say thank you to the amazing staff at his pre-school as he ‘graduates’ from there. As Jake is my first child, this is all new to me and I want to get it right and I want to give them something special. I expect they get inundated with wine and chocolates at the end of term but I would like to mark the end of this stage with something memorable and a stunning thank you card at graduation.

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How adorable would it be to add a photo of your child on their first day and then one near to their leaving day? The pre-school staff have helped him to grow and learn and become the lovely little lad he is today. He has loved his time there and I want to show this to these fantastic ladies. There are plenty of fun ways to create a4 cards online and they are so straightforward to use, you really can’t go wrong. I’ve always found them to arrive very quickly too so even if it is a last minute choice you can usually get them delivered in the nick of time.

I would also love to be able to present them with a personalised keepsake from Jake, maybe a mug each or a mousemat of the whole year group? Perhaps afternoon tea to treat them all after working so hard with the little tots for 2 years? They definitely deserve it!

I know it may sound silly as it was only pre-school but I feel as though it is an event which needs to be marked. Our children grow up so quickly and marking these types of occasions helps everyone (mostly me) to remember it all.

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Why not mark this special time with a special card?

*This is a collaborative post. For further information please refer to my disclosure page.