Our Baby Room
Our Baby Room offers a calm, homely, fun and loving environment in which your little one can grow and thrive. We understand the apprehension that some parents may have when their baby starts nursery.
We will always continue to follow your home routines and ensuring that your child feels happy and secure.
The baby room has been set up with cosy areas for the children to rest and sleep throughout the day. The children benefit from low level solid wooden table and chairs, and a low level mirrored ballet bar to encourage crawling babies to pull themselves up. Snacks and lunches are given in a highchair until your child is safe and comfortable to sit at the table
Leah Hegney
Nursery Practitioner
Marie Hill
Nursery Practitioner
Millie Mawbey
Nursery Level 2 Apprentice
Ella Harris
Nursery Level 2 Apprentice
Baby Room Activities
Exploring and listening to nursery rhymes and stories in our cosy corners to enhance communication and language.
Sensory Play
We like to explore a range of different activities to promote sensory play, these may include messy activities, treasure baskets and sensory bottles to enhance children’s development.
Our Toddler/Preschool Room
Our toddler/preschool room offers a homely, fun and learning environment in which your little one can grow and thrive.
This room has a covered free flow area that allows the children to access the outdoor area in all weathers.
Our children are encouraged to make their own choices throughout the day and take part in adult led activities. The room is set up in a way that aims for children’s development to take place through their natural curiosity. Independence is encouraged further in this room, with a range of different age and stage appropriate resources to select that present challenging and engaging opportunities.
Ashleigh Cook
Deputy Manager
Eileen Cole
Nursery Practitioner
Emma Dukes
Nursery Practitioner/SENCO
Layla Pitt
Nursery Practitioner
Toddler Room Activities
Cooking – helping to measure, mix and eat the end results!
Role play with a range of themes throughout the year, based on your child’s interests Listening to stories, exploring books, joining in with singing and welcome time- exploring the days/months of the week/year.
Construction activities with open ended resources to encourage imaginative and create building.
A range of different adult-led activities based on the children’s interests to enhance all areas of development.