There are 4 staff based in Pre-School with a ratio of 1:8, offering excellent pre-school child care in Liverpool. Each of the staff are allocated key children and will carry out weekly observations of children…
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Since the introduction of the Early Years Foundation Curriculum in September 2008, the staff at Rockbourne Liverpool Day Nursery follow the guidelines for all children from birth to five years. This ensures that every child…
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Parents do not need to apply for the funding. Each term the nursery provider claims on behalf of the parents for the number of sessions their child will be attending and the Local Authority will…
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Our Day Nursery Liverpool understands that families rely heavily on childcare so they can go out tow work. That’s why our Day Nursery Liverpool off Free Grant Places for 3-4 year olds. With the average…
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Since September 2008 the nursery complies with the early year’s foundation stage framework. The EYFS sets out the standards to enable early year’s providers to reflect the rich personalised experience that many parents give to…
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We provide three meals per day for the children who are with us for a full day. Children who attend the morning session will receive breakfast, served at 9.00am and lunch served between 11.00am and…
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Following our recent Ofsted inspection on Monday 20th October 2014, we are happy to announce that our nursery received a GOOD. The Ofsted report will soon follow for all to read. Our Liverpool Day Nursery…
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It is really difficult to put into words how passionate we are about what we do at our Liverpool Day Nursery. We believe, and our parents are always telling us, that we constantly deliver beyond…
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At our Liverpool DayCare, children will be celebrating Diwali on Thursday 23rd October. The children will come to nursery dressed in bright coloured clothing and will have a fun packed day of very bright/messy activity’s….
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Researchers from Florida University recently revealed that even babies in the womb are capable of recognising nursery rhymes – from 34 weeks onwards, but numerous language experts attest that our relationship with these poems runs…
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