Independent thinkers
Adults and children build knowledge together. We ask more questions than we answer, and plan from what each child is fascinated by this week.
An education-led nursery for children from three months to five years. We follow their curiosity, listen to what they think, and build each day around it.
We see every child as a thinker with their own theories about the world. Our job is to take those ideas seriously, and learn alongside them.
Adults and children build knowledge together. We ask more questions than we answer, and plan from what each child is fascinated by this week.
Every child has a key person who plans for them, tracks their learning journey and is your first call for anything, big or small.
You know your child best. We share what we see, ask what you see, and agree next steps together so learning carries on at home.
Calm, neutral spaces where the play does the talking. Children move up when they are ready, not when the calendar says so.
A gentle, unhurried room for our youngest. Routines follow yours from home, and there is always a lap free.
Big feelings, bigger opinions. Toddlers explore freely with adults close by to help with sharing, boundaries and words.
Our pre-school and school readiness programme. Children's ideas shape the room, and free-flow doors open to the garden.
One garden is for moving fast: a track for bikes, trikes and scooters. The other is an outdoor classroom, set up fresh each morning. Wellies live by the door.
Our own curriculum sits on top of the Early Years Foundation Stage. It is written in the child's voice, so everyone knows what we are aiming for.
Knowing who you are, that you belong here, and that your family and history matter.
Naming feelings, having room to feel them, and noticing them in other people.
Feeling safe, trusting others, and knowing how to be part of a group.
Sticking with hard things, asking for help, and speaking up kindly.
Pick the sessions that fit your week. Funded hours can be taken term-time only (38 weeks) or stretched across the year (51 weeks).
| Session | Price |
|---|---|
| Full day8am – 6pm | £90.00 |
| Morning8am – 1pm | £54.00 |
| Afternoon1pm – 6pm | £54.00 |
| Breakfast club7:30 – 8am | £8.50 |
| Extra hourWhen we have space | £10.00 |
Paid sessions include meals, nappies, wipes and our enriched curriculum. Funded-only places are completely free, and the optional extras are exactly that: optional. You never have to buy extra hours to use your funding.
A guide only. Funded hours are taken off pro rata at the session rate; your exact pattern is agreed in your funding agreement.
Support for special educational needs and disabilities is part of everyday practice here, led by our SENCO at each setting.
Talk to our SENCOEach child's learning journey is assessed regularly against our curriculum. If progress in an area slows, their key person offers different, tailored opportunities first. If concerns continue, they bring in our SENCO and talk with you, then carry out focused observations to see what would help.
Planning starts from your child's age, stage, interests and what they can already do. We adapt the room, the routine or the adult support as needed, and agree next steps with you so home and nursery pull in the same direction.
Their key person plans, observes and assesses, and is your first point of contact. Room leaders and the nursery manager oversee all learning, and every adult in the room knows and cares for your child.
Yes. With your agreement we share the two-year progress check and work with health visitors, speech and language therapists and any other setting your child attends.
★★★★★He runs in without looking back, which says it all. His key person spotted his thing for diggers in week one and built half a term around it.
★★★★★The handovers are real conversations, not a tick sheet. I always know what she ate, who she played with and what made her laugh.
★★★★★The fees page was the first one I actually understood. Funded hours explained in plain English, and nobody pushed extras on us.
Want to work somewhere that values its staff as much as its children? Send us your CV and a short covering letter.