About our Nursery

Busy Bees at Sneinton is run in partnership with the Neighbourhood Nursery Initiative (NNI) from the new purpose built Centre for the Child in Sneinton, Nottingham, offering childcare in a high-quality, stimulating and secure setting for children aged 3 months to 5 years.

The nursery group rooms are spacious and bright, with a fantastic range of exciting age appropriate activities and games. Our committed and caring staff team ensure that children can grow and develop as individuals, and become happy, confident and secure in their environment.

Some of our daily activities include treasure basket play, heuristic play, music and movement, role play and numerous art and messy play activities.

The spacious, soft surface outdoor play area and garden is used daily to provide fresh air and exercise, developing important physical and social skills. The babies also enjoy the fresh air and can watch the older children playing with the outdoor equipment and planting seeds in their own vegetable patch.

The nursery provides freshly prepared, nutritious home cooked meals, including 5 portions of fruit or vegetables.

Parents can see how their child is learning and developing at nursery through our records, which hold information such as photographs, observations, details of activities and individual progress.

Opening Times

Monday - Friday: 8:00am to 6:00pm
Morning Session: 8:00am to 1:15pm
Afternoon Session: 1:15pm to 6:00pm

Annual Holidays

The nursery will be closed on all Bank Holidays and over Christmas.

Activities Noticeboard

Some of the activities include baby weigh clinic and baby massage sessions, heuristic play, messy play and use of our sensory room, where children can explore new sights and sounds.

 

 

 

 

 

OFSTED

Our Day nursery facilities are registered with the Department of Education and Employment DfES) to accept grants for Early Years education for children aged three and four and activities are geared to meet the requirements of Ofsted incorporating the Early Learning Goals.

Activities also take into consideration all aspects of the National Curriculum Key Stage One.

Children are given every opportunity to make their own choices with encouragement and help from staff and parents.

You can check the latest Ofsted reports here

http://www.ofsted.gov.uk