We understand that the first days can be overwhelming. Our nurturing environment provides a safe space for children to explore and build confidence. We support families through every step of the transition, ensuring your child feels secure and happy from day one.
Our daily routine provides a balance of child-led play, planned experiences, outdoor learning, rest and care routines. Activities are flexible and based on children’s individual interests, stages of development and needs, ensuring that all children are supported to make progress across the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS).
Settling In
Key Features of the Daily Routine
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Flexible and child-led, with adjustments for individual needs and interests.
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Opportunities for indoor and outdoor play throughout the day.
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Supports all seven areas of learning and development in the EYFS.
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Includes school drop-offs and collections where applicable.
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Promotes healthy eating, independence, communication and social skills.
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Provides a calm, nurturing home-from-home environment.
A Typical Day
Every day is filled with opportunities to explore, create, learn and grow in a safe and nurturing environment.
07:30
Arrival and settling in. We welcome your child with a warm smile, a meal and calm activities to ensure they are happy and ready for the day.
09:00
Free play and exploration. Children choose their own activities, from building with blocks to reading stories followed by "Morning Welcome" of songs and rhymes.
10:00
Healthy Snack time - handwashing, snacks, then Learning Through Play. We use hands-on activities and discovery to spark curiosity and encourage a love of learning.
12:00
Meals and nutrition. We provide balanced, nutritious meals and snacks to ensure your child has the energy for the afternoon. (While they learn table manners of the British culture)
13:00
Quiet Time. Rest, Sleep or Quiet Activities – sleep for younger children; books, puzzles or quiet play for others.
14:00
Afternoon Activities – creative play, small-world play, music, construction, science or
sensory experiences.
16:00
Afternoon Tea / Light Meal and Quiet Activities – light meal followed by calm play or
conversation.
18:00
Home time. We say goodbye with a warm hug, a quick check-out, and a friendly reminder to look forward to the next day.
Staying Connected
We believe open communication is the foundation of a nurturing environment. Our team maintains regular contact with parents through a dedicated communication portal, providing daily updates on your child's progress, milestones, and daily activities. This ensures you are always informed and involved in your child's learning journey.
What to Bring
Ensuring a smooth transition and a safe, nurturing environment for your little one.
Comfortable Bag
A small, soft backpack or carrier for your child to carry their personal items.
Soft Blanket
A small, soft blanket for a cozy and safe resting spot during nap time.
Hydration Kit
One small metal or plastic bottle for your child's daily water intake.
Personal Towel
A small, soft towel for quick drying after playtime and outdoor activities.
Change of Clothing
A spare outfit in case of a little incident.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages do you accept?
We welcome children from 6 months to 5 years old. Our nurturing environment is designed to support every developmental stage with care and curiosity.
What are your opening hours?
We operate from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Our schedule is designed to provide a consistent and safe environment for your child.
Do you provide meals?
Yes, we provide nutritious meals and snacks throughout the day. Our team works closely with families to ensure dietary requirements are met and children are well-fed.
Do you offer funded places?
We offer a range of funded childcare options to support families. Please contact us to discuss your specific needs and how we can work together to find the right fit.
How do I arrange a visit?
We welcome prospective families to visit our nursery. Please contact us to book a time that works for you and your child to experience our environment firsthand.
What should my child bring?
Children should bring a small backpack with a change of clothes, water bottle, a small snack, and their favourite toy. We provide all other essentials and materials for play.