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Hi, My name is Lorna, I am back from a break. Which has allowed me time to revamp my childcare setting. 

I will be offering a home from home childcare setting.  Lovely homemade nutritional meals and a variety of fresh fruit.

The children have access to a garden area with play equipment and a planting area.

Every day I will be attending, Play groups, Rhyme time, Soft play, parks and the Horniman museum.

The children will have daily access to, creative messy play.  I have a two year old Cava poo dog she is house trained and very friendly.

I have an up to date police check, first aid, safeguarding certificates.  On my last inspection I was graded Good!

my opening hours are from 8.30am until 5.30pm Monday to Thursday.

I will be re-opening my setting at the beginning of July 2025.

My location is approximately 5 minutes walk from Dulwich library/Dulwich Park.

 

Please feel free to message or contact me on: 07958 363319.

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