Arrival
A gentle start
Children are welcomed by a familiar educator, with time to say goodbye, settle in and choose where to begin.
Daily routine
Familiar rhythms. Fresh discoveries.
A steady shape to the day helps children feel secure, while generous stretches of play let their interests lead the way.
An example day
Care, play and rest in balance.
The exact rhythm changes by room and by child, especially for babies' meals and sleep.
Morning
Breakfast and conversation
The day begins at an unhurried pace, with food, conversation and familiar room routines.
Mid-morning
Learning through play
Creative, sensory, language and movement experiences are planned around the interests and stage of each group.
Midday
Lunch together
Mealtimes are social, supported and adapted to the care routines and dietary information agreed with each family.
Early afternoon
Naps, rest and quiet choices
Younger children sleep according to their routine, while others have a calm period with books and quieter activities.
Afternoon
Fresh air and active play
Outdoor movement, group games and open-ended play give children space to explore and use their whole bodies.
Collection
A settled handover
Children wind down with familiar choices, and families receive a clear update about the important parts of their day.
Throughout the day
Indoor ideas and outdoor movement.
Creative activities, sensory experiences, stories, music and active play are shaped around each room and age group.
Meals, naps and quieter moments are handled with the same care as busy periods of discovery.
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