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My two children loved it there and speak very fondly of their time at little fingers. My daughter is now at a state nursery and does miss it. They did yoga and French and the food seemed to be very good.


In my experience there were actually better than they came across as they didn't sell the nursery very well. They did not communicate with me that much unless I instigated it.


I paid ?570 per month for mornings, 8 till 1 including two meals. I don't need a nursery during the school holidays and they run all year. There is another thread on here about it and their other branch in Dulwich.

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