Registered Childminder available

By sal74
February 27, 2013 in The Family Room Discussion

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sal74

Posted February 27, 2013

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Posted February 27, 2013

My name is Sally and I am an OFSTED registered childminder on the Early Years and Childcare register. I aim to provide a childcare service ?Just Like Home? creating a comfortable, stimulating, fun environment for the children in my care. Offering a safe, reliable and educational childcare service for Early Years Stage 1 children with the option of full daycare or after nursery/school pick-up service.

I am situated 3 minutes walk from the local Honor Oak Park station and on a main bus route. I have two large play areas on the premises, with a wide range of stimulating toys and activities provided. There is a small but secure garden with decking and outdoor play toys. I?m also near to local playgroups and child friendly facilities. I promote ?Healthy Eating? and ensuring the child/children get a balance of indoor and outdoor activities and an all round healthy lifestyle. As a graphic designer previously, I really encourage arts and crafts.

I am the mum of a 3 year old daughter myself, so I intend on providing the kind of service that I would expect from anyone caring for my child.

If you would like any further information please 'pm' me.

Thanks

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