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Rooms

Rugrats

Our baby room is equipped with age-appropriate toys, activities and resources that encourage sensory development and exploration for children under 3 months- 18 months.

Munchkins 

Toddler room for confident walkers (15 months - 2 years), where a more structured routine with group activities and focus on language and self-care skills is implemented.

Little Tykes

The curriculum for children aged
2 - 3 years old focuses on learning through play and includes a range of activities to encourage independent learning, preparing them for school.

Half Pints

At Half Pints, our play-based curriculum for 3 years and up until  school by fostering independent learning through a variety of engaging activities.

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Our Mission

Our mission is to consistently deliver the highest standard of care.  We are dedicated to making each child’s first experience of our nursery happy, full of fun and stimulating. With the needs of each individual child foremost in our minds, our approach is holistic. We take into account each child’s personality, interests, needs, family background, religion and culture. We believe that every child requires nursery care that is tailored to them and that the children should be at the centre of everything we do.

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Our Team

Our dedicated team of practitioners at Tiny Tots provide exceptional care and support to every child. Each member undergoes rigorous screening and training, including regular off-site and in-house sessions covering key topics such as safeguarding and special educational needs. We assign a Key Person to each child for close monitoring and progress tracking, and every child is assessed at various stages to ensure they develop and meet their potential. While the Key Person plays a vital role, all staff members in each room actively help develop and socialize every child.

Childs Pyschologist

FOOD AND NUTRITION

Tiny Tots Nursery provides nutritious and balanced meals to the children in their care, with group eating times promoting various developmental skills; they also have a policy for handling allergies and offer opportunities for children to learn about growing their own food.

Frequently Asked Questions

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