What does a day at nursery look like?
Children do well on structure and routine, but we also value the ability to be flexible and impulsive.
Each playroom has routines to suit the age, stage, and interests of the children. This helps them feel secure while allowing for plenty of choice and discovery.
Our routine
Welcome and free play
Children settle in and choose activities that interest them. This helps them build independence and confidence.
Snack
We offer healthy, balanced snacks each day to keep children energised and ready to learn and play.
Free play, focus activity, and garden
Focused time for group activities, stories, singing, and early learning experiences.
Lunch
Shared mealtimes encourage social skills, healthy habits, and conversation.
Sleep / rest and quiet time
Opportunities for naps or calm activities, especially for younger children.
Free play, focus activity, and garden
Daily access to secure gardens for physical activity, nature exploration, and fresh air.
Tea
Tea is served in the afternoon to keep children happy and smiling until home time.
Wind down and home time
We help children wind down and get ready for home by ensuring a calm and happy end to their nursery day. This involves more free play, a focus activity, and a light snack.
Our rooms
Each nursery has a baby room, toddler room, and pre-school room which each have their own name.
Baby room (usually 6 months to 2 years old)
Our baby room offers a calm, nurturing space where little ones can feel safe, supported, and gently encouraged as they grow and explore.
Toddler room (usually 2 to 3 years old)
Designed for exploration and growing independence, with activities that encourage curiosity, language, and social skills. We also give support for early potty training.
Pre-school room (usually 3 to 4 years old)
A learning environment that supports development, creativity, and school readiness.
What we offer
Curriculum and learning
How we support every child’s unique learning journey, following the EYFS framework.
Curriculum and learningMeals and nutrition
Fresh, healthy meals and snacks prepared on site, with dietary needs catered for.
Meals and nutritionOutdoor play and facilities
Our secure gardens, nature areas, and the importance of outdoor learning.
Outdoor play & facilitiesInclusion and SEND support
How we welcome and support every child, including those with additional needs.
Inclusion & SEND supportNeed help?
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please contact us, we’re always happy to help.
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