Opinions on Dulwich nursery (Sainsbury's car park) please!

By samstopit
July 31, 2009 in The Family Room Discussion

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Posted July 31, 2009

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Posted July 31, 2009

I just got a call saying we have reached the top of the waiting list for Dulwich Nursery - I put my children's names down over a year ago and had actually given up and planned to send them to Puddleducks when it moves to Nunhead.

I have heard great things about Puddleducks but have been concerned about it being quite an inconvenient location for me to get to work.

Dulwich nursery is great location-wise and I've heard it is good but have also heard more recently that they are having some issues with staff turnover.

I'm completely thrown by this new childcare option! Please give me your honest views on Dulwich Nursery if your child or a child known to you has gone there.

Many thanks

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