This room is run by Shaunna who is also third in Charge at our Liverpool Day Nursery. Shaunna has worked at the nursery for 6 years completing both her NVQ Levels 2 and 3 during…
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The children who attend our Liverpool Day Nursery are provided with three meals at regular intervals throughout the day. Meals are freshly cooked and prepared on site by Cathy who holds a Level 2 qualification…
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Families with children have shown the highest increase in households unable to afford the Minimum Income Standard (MIS) of living since 2010, Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s latest report has revealed. The proportion of households unable meet…
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Three and four year old children are entitled to receive 15 hours of free early education per week, 38 weeks per year. This can be administered over three terms or stretched out to suit your…
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Safety and security of the children within Woolton Village Day Nursery Liverpool is paramount on our list of priorities. Our Liverpool Day Nursery conforms to and exceeds, the legal requirements set out in the Statutory…
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Our Day Nursery Liverpool welcomes a range of childcare vouchers and where not already registered are happy to do so. Parents must ensure that they activate the vouchers through their work, whilst using their child’s…
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Here at our Liverpool Day Nursery we aim to provide the highest standard of Childcare possible within a safe secure and pleasant environment. We will continue to review our practice by having daily consultations with…
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From next September Ofsted will introduce a new common inspection framework which is set to standardise their inspections across nurseries, schools and colleges. At our Liverpool Day Nursery, we follow the Early Years Foundation Stage…
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Parents have blamed busy lives, lack of information and a reluctance to think about death for failing to make any plans for their children should they die unexpectedly. Although three quarters of parents believe it…
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Researchers from Florida University recently revealed that even babies in the womb are capable of recognising nursery rhymes – from 34 weeks onwards, but numerous language experts attest that our relationship with these poems runs…
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