The rooms

Three rooms, by age.

Children move up when they are ready, not on a birthday. Every room has its own door to the garden, and ratios better than the legal minimum, posted on the wall.

DucklingsAges 1 to 2
A child stacking colourful cardboard blocks
1 adult to 3 children

Nine children, a sleep room off the side, and the same key person every day. Most of the day is spent on the floor.

RobinsAges 2 to 3
A play-kitchen corner with small tables and chairs
1 adult to 4 children

Twelve children. Mud kitchen, messy play and the first bits of independence: coats on, lunch served, hands washed.

OwlsAges 3 to 5
A bright nursery playroom with low tables and a reading nook
1 adult to 6 children

Eighteen children getting ready for school: stories, early letters and numbers, and a lot of time outside.

Sessions and fees

What a day costs.

Meals, snacks, nappies, wipes and suncream are included. No registration fee, no deposit beyond the first month.

Full day7:30 to 18:00, all meals$78
Morning7:30 to 13:00, with lunch$46
Afternoon13:00 to 18:00, with tea$42

Funded hours: 15 and 30 hours accepted for two, three and four year olds, spread across the year if that helps. We work out the bill with you before you start.

A young child eating from a bowl with a pink spoon
Two children reading a picture book on a sofa
Common questions

Days and places

Half past seven to six, with sessions by the morning, afternoon or full day.

Two free visits with you, then two short ones without. Nobody is rushed.

Better than the statutory minimum in every room, and the numbers are on the wall.
Visits

Come and see us at pick-up time.

That is when you see what a nursery is really like, so it is the visit we suggest over any open morning. Settling-in sessions are free, and nobody is rushed.

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A little girl going down a green slide under trees
A girl in a green rain suit and pink wellies in a meadow