Our experienced, qualified and dedicated team pride themselves on bringing out the best in every child through focusing on building up close relationships with the children and offering focused and varied activities.
We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Statutory Framework. We usually link our activities under a termly theme. Regular activities include music, dance and song, arts and crafts, cooking and cultural celebrations.
The best way for you to see the Pre-School in action is to come along for a visit. We will show you around the Pre-School and if your child feels comfortable s/he can join the other children in play time.
“Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) receive excellent levels of support. Staff identify their needs and work in partnership with parents and other professionals. They plan activities and experiences that link to children’s best ways of learning. Children’s achievements are celebrated, however small, and shared with parents.”
-Ofsted, March 2023
“Friendly and welcoming staff that our son adores to be with. They take great care of him and we feel comfortable leaving him in their capable hands.”
“The Pre-school have gone above and beyond to make sure our daughter feels seen, heard and understood. It has truly made the world of difference. We are so thankful to have you in our lives!”
“We are so grateful for all that you have offered to our daughter at pre-school and feel so fortunate to have had such a wonderful nurturing setting for her to grow in.“
“The space the team have created is pure magic. It is fun, Happy, and safe so that our little ones can be themselves. They have nurtured our son and his classmates over these past few years and we know that F will miss you all very much!”
“I can’t recommend this pre-school enough. The staff know all the children well, my son has always enjoyed being there. The activities they organise, the trips out and the woodland adventure are all first class. I’m extremely happy we decided on this over other pre-schools”