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Our dedicated team can offer you childcare in a positive, caring and relaxed environment where learning is a joy and a discovery rather than a tick list of requirements. We encourage development through play, stories, games and music in a property which is entirely given over to childminding and which includes a separate cot room, 200ft garden and a log cabin equipped with toys, games and learning resources with all ages and abilities in mind. If you are interested in finding out more about the nursery then a prospectus is available upon request. FEEE can be accommodated as part of your payments.

My son attended this nursery from the age of 1, until just before attending reception last year. He absolutely loved the people and place, and thrived there. His language and comprehension was phenomenal. The staff were always great with him (minimal staff turnover in all the time), he?s a complete chatterbox and would come home telling stories of the adventures they?d been up to in the garden, the baking they?d done or the the water play and sand pit sessions!

It?s the perfect sized location too in my opinion, enough children to feel like a good group of friends, but not so many that one would be lost in a bigger group. It feels like a home away from home for us.

We loved it so much my now 2 year old daughter joined at a year old and has gone back post lockdown and thrilled with the updated log cabin, she?s ?cooking up a storm? in the toy kitchen every day!

Unfortunately, we?re relocating or we?d be staying through until reception again. I?d highly recommend a visit and can only hope we?re lucky enough to find a similar great setting for us in the future, they?ll be missed!

Our daughter has been attending this nursery since last September, from the age of 1 - and we have been thrilled with the care and attention she has received. It took us ages to find a place we were happy with (we looked at 10 places prior to this nursery), and our daughter has thrived and enjoyed every day. She loves the log cabin, the various activities, the sing-alongs and story time and the nursery really works with parents on the development of their children and also provides thorough daily reports, which we find really valuable.

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