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Nursery visit checklist: Streatham and Leyton
Compare nursery places in Streatham and Leyton with practical questions about care, costs, routines, waiting lists and booking your place.
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Nursery Ofsted report cards: a guide for parents
Read the new nursery Ofsted report cards with confidence, understand the grades and prepare useful questions before choosing a nursery.
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30 hours funded childcare: hours, costs and deadlines
Understand term-time and stretched funded hours, optional extras and application deadlines before planning your nursery place in England.
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Making sense of childcare support.
Childcare support depends on your family’s circumstances. The government’s Best Start in Life checker can help you find schemes you may be eligible for. Start with the official checker Use the government childcare support checker to explore your options. It asks about where you live and your circumstances. Follow the official scheme information for eligibility, […]
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A peek into our spaces
Our garden and play spaces, photographed for the nursery’s earlier website. These photographs show the setting without children present.
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Admin Officer — 2 posts
Previously advertised on the nursery website. Please contact us to confirm availability before applying. Read the Admin Officer job description →
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Early Years Educator — 3 posts
Previously advertised on the nursery website. Please contact us to confirm availability before applying. Read the Early Years Educator job description →
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Caretaker
Previously advertised on the nursery website. Please contact us to confirm availability before applying. Read the Caretaker job description →
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Small steps into nursery.
A new place and new people can bring big feelings. Being upset at goodbye is common in young children; it does not mean you have done anything wrong. Help the new feel familiar Try brief periods with a trusted adult, building up gradually. Talk simply about where you are going and what you will do […]
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A little chat. A favourite story.
You do not need a lesson plan to enjoy language together. Everyday conversations, songs and shared books give children chances to listen, respond and join in. Try it in an ordinary moment At the shops or while getting dressed, name what your child notices and talk about what you are doing. With a picture book, […]
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