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Hi, we had a slightly mixed experience with our then 4 year old. The first six months or so was great. Same teacher. Lovely lady who was great with the kids. Then I think Southwark changed the provider, and our son had about 5 different teachers in a relatively short space of time. It might well have settled down now but we ended up moving him after another new teacher pitched up! This was about a year ago now, so, as I say, DLC might well have sorted it out.
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Hi there,


It might be a bit of a trek for you but the pre-school group at St Dunstans school in Catford is really really lovely. I was a bit worried about how my son would take to getting in a pool without either parent and his teacher (Belinda) was so warm and gentle. If you can't find anywhere more local I think the teachers there are worth the journey.


Jemma

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