Our Tiny Explorers room welcomes three to four-year olds and plays a big role in helping children prepare for the next big milestone - transitioning to Reception class in Primary School!

We prioritise building positive relationships and nurturing emotional well-being. Our curriculum is thoughtfully crafted to nurture your child’s curiosity, independence, and love for learning; helping them to grow more independent and prepare them for the transition to Reception through to Key Stage 1.

Your child will engage in cooperative play, practice sharing and taking turns, and learn to express their feelings in a supportive and caring environment.

Language rich environment to refine speaking and listening skills

We provide a language-rich environment where children engage in conversations, storytelling and rhymes. Through these activities, your child will expand their vocabulary, develop sentence structure and refine their listening and speaking skills.

Children in our nursery will engage with high quality support, activities and hands-on learning opportunities to become leaders in their learning that challenges their thinking and encourages curiosity. Your child will have opportunities to explore early maths concepts through counting games, shape recognition, and sorting activities.

We also foster a love for literacy through storytelling, letter recognition games, and exposure to a variety of books and materials.

Our Nursery provides ample opportunities for your child to develop both fine and gross motor skills through play-based activities. From threading beads and drawing shapes to running, jumping, and climbing, your child will gain confidence and coordination as they explore and move their bodies.

Gaining further independence

We also encourage important self-help skills such as dressing, cleaning up after activities, and using the bathroom independently. Our nurturing key workers will support your child to practise these skills at their own pace, fostering a sense of confidence and independence before their transition to Primary School.