what to expect when you first visit the toddler room

Provides a wide collection of opportunities for toddlers to explore investigate and learn in a safe, stimulating place.
Encourages toddlers to paint, draw and engage in a wide range of creative activities, and in quieter moments there is time to look at books or complete jigsaws.
Promotes independent learning, social skills and personal development essential for all toddlers.
Ensures toddlers can have the opportunity to rest if necessary, sleeping on comfortable sleep mats or in cots.
Takes account of the physical developmental needs of a toddler through using the indoor and outdoor environment.

The staff team works closely together and with parents' support to care for your child's individual needs.
The staff are experienced, with a variety of skills and qualifications to meet the needs of the toddlers.
Up to the age of two the ratio of staff to children is one to three after which it rises to one to four.

The day is structured but flexible to meet the individual needs of toddlers. Indoor and outdoor experiences are planned offering a wide variety of opportunities.
The routine encourages children to socialise with others and experience small groups as well and exploring and investigating toys and activities alone or with a supportive staff member.