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My daughter started at Goose Green nursery in September and she loves it. I have a son in year one so she was dying to join her big bro at big school. The teachers are just wonderful, she has made loads of friends and brings home lots of art work, cakes/biscuits that they have made and other "creations"! It also has a fantastic playground of its own where they are involved in lots of gardening projects. The inside space also seems pretty generous. Highly recommend.


You have probably been to one of the nursery open days but, if not,(I noticed from a brochure for the nursery that I spotted in John Allen flower shop today) they have one on the 18th October 2010 9.40-11am and on 6th December 2010 9.40-11am.

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