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Alphabet Lanes Nursery and Pre-School has recently opened its second Nursery in Berridge Road, Gypsy Hill!


We are open from 7.15am to 6.30pm. Address below:


Berridge Road Community Church

Berridge Road

Gipsy Hill

SE19 1EF


www.alphabetlanes.com



Alphabet Lanes offers children from 6 months - 5 years great education and childcare in a modern and safe environment. We have a great outdoor space including rockery for children to grow their own vegetables.


We also hold Montessori days and weekly baby yoga sessions.


At Alphabet Lanes we regularly take our children on outings to the farm, park, library and around our local community. We also hold an annual excursion where parents are invited to come along and join us for the day.


Children will also be taught basic French and Spanish.


Please see below some more information on what makes Alphabet Lanes the nursery for you and your child.



WHO WE ARE:


ALNP is an early year?s childcare provider and social enterprise. We donate a substantial amount of our profit to charity, supporting local families and children. We strongly believe that children need a friendly and secure start in early years in order to strive in their future education. Our setting welcomes everyone and puts the needs of our children and families at the forefront of our design, delivery and development.


WHAT WE DO:


We encourage and provide learning experiences to all ages in our setting, from early years to lifelong learners. ALNP provides opportunities not only in early years, but also learners interested in a career in education. As so, we have some of the best students from university and college training, receiving work experience and mentoring with us.


OUR AIM:


We aim to be a flag-ship of excellence, creating educational trends and settings new heights for early education now and in the future:

? Teaching children languages

? Being involved in the latest early years trends

? Being involved in early years research

? Having a highly qualified staff as part of our team

? Creating new and innovative ways for children to learn

? Taking part in innovative projects for children to experience community learning


If you would like a prospectus please send us your email or if you have any questions please feel free to contact us on 0208 670 9953.


We hope to hear from you soon,


The team at Alphabet Lanes Berridge Road.

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