Busy Bees at The University of Salford

Just some of the facilities to be found at Busy Bees at The University of Salford
Manager
Susan Moloney
Address
University Of Salford
Statham Street
Salford
M6 6PU
Map
view a map of the location of our childrens nursery
Telephone
0161 295 0722
Mobile
07896 554 833
Hours
8.00am - 6.00pm, Monday to Friday
Ages Taken
3months - 5years

Why choose Busy Bees at The University of Salford: -

Busy Bees nursery is a large purpose built facility in the grounds of the University of Salford, featuring eight large playrooms, leading from a large central play area.

 Received 5 stars from our Enviromental Health inspection 2011

A look inside one of the nursery rooms at Busy Bees at The University of Salford

Facilities at the nursery include: -

  • Good Ofsted report 2011 - Click here to see our report
  • Wake and Shake initiative coming soon
  • Busy Babies initiative to enhance your babies senses
  • Cooking with Me for all those little chefs in the family
  • Large outdoor area, recently improved to encourage the children to play and explore
  • High level of qualified staff
  • Ideally located on the A6 within commuting distance of Manchester, Salford, Stockport and Bury 
  • Weekly innovative sessions for the older children with Activate Fun to improve children’s key skills such as throwing, catching, running, jumping, balance and co-ordination
  • Weekly dance classes and tuition with Glenda Ann School of Dance

Hi My name is Susan Moloney and I am the Nursery Manager. I gained my NNEB qualification in 1979 and became a Nursery Manager in 1991.
I joined Busy Bees in January 2001 at the opening of the Salford University Nursery. I also have a supporting role with other Busy Bees nurseries in our region.
At Salford I am the Safeguarding Children Officer, the Behaviour Management Officer and I hold the level 1 BSC in Health & Safety at work plus the level 1 Food Standards Certificate.
I’ve had over 30 years experience of working with children of all ages and I am also a mother to two grown up children.