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About us

A welcoming and supportive environment for your little ones to grow, learn and play.

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Our philosophy

We offer a stimulating environment where social development, natural curiosity and interest is promoted. We actively encourage good manners, kindness and respect for everyone and everything.

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We know that children learn through their play. At our nursery, your little ones will be encouraged to use their own ideas in activities and they will be given the space to let their imagination flow.

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Through play and gentle encouragement, the children explore, learn and develop.

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Our setting

The nursery is located in the Cricket Pavilion at Great Chishill, a picturesque village on the border of South Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire, amongst fields and rolling countryside. We are next to a very large playing field with all the safe and secure outside space your little ones could want.

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There is also a large and secure car park for parents to use to drop off and pick up safely. The Pavilion offers a comfortable, bright and airy learning space for the children.

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Ofsted rating: Good

Ofsted reports

2024

Ofsted says:

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"Children beam with delight when they are selected to be the helper for the day and complete their tasks to a high standard with no prompting."

 

"The knowledgeable manager and staff understand how children learn best. They plan activities based on children's interests and learning needs. This supports children to remain deeply engaged and encourages them to make good progress."

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Read the 2024 report here.

Ofsted says:

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"The well-established staff team regularly reflects on their practice. They seek children's views on activities and incorporate their ideas into the planning. The manager uses meetings well to update staff on new initiatives and to discuss how they can continually improve the good outcomes for children.

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"Partnerships with parents are strong. Staff keep parents well informed about their children's development and share how to extend their learning at home. Parents comment that their children are happy and cared for very well by attentive staff.'

 

Read the 2018 report here.

2018

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