During your child's time with us a keyperson is allocated to work with children and their parents to build relationships, observe and assess each child to support their personal learning and development. This allows key staff to build up a complete picture of each child, their personal interests and their progress.
It enables your child to relate to the adults around them and therefore helps them to settle into pre-school quickly. The keyperson can concentrate on developing children's interests and achievements by planning for specific areas for each individual child.
It enables your child to relate to the adults around them and therefore helps them to settle into pre-school quickly. The keyperson can concentrate on developing children's interests and achievements by planning for specific areas for each individual child.
Services
An Annual General Meeting is held in the Autumn term where we have a rolling programme of electing Trustees (committee members), in line with our charitable status. Recruitment for committee posts is generally undertaken through publicity in the childcare settings and during the admissions meetings however we are also keen to approach individuals for co-option if there is a mutual interest.
Several events and activities are held throughout the year to help raise funds towards premises, equipment & items for use by children, staff and parents. Regular fundraising activities include: Red Day, Race Night, Summer Fair, Sponsored Storywalk, Funday, 50:50 raffle, sale of uniform/clothing items and Tempest photography.
Children are welcome to attend from the age of 2.5 years until they transfer to school. From time to time, where space is available, additional hours may be offered to the oldest children already attending pre-school on a first-come-first-served basis. Currently every child aged 3 and 4 is entitled to 15 hours a week of childcare that is paid for by the government and become eligible for the funding from the term after they turn 3 years old.
Catering for 2 year old children in receipt of early education funding. Places also available for 3-4 year olds in receipt of universal (15 hours)and extended (30hours) funding. More information on funding entitlements is available from Childcare Choices.
Highly qualified staff, high ratios of staff to children (1 adult to 4 children aged 2 years and min. 1 adult to six children aged 3-4 years) and excellent quality of service from a long established, high quality childcare provider.Highgate Pre-school are registered for a total of 28 children- with a maximum of 16 two year old children- each morning and afternoon session.
Highly qualified staff, high ratios of staff to children (1 adult to 4 children aged 2 years and min. 1 adult to six children aged 3-4 years) and excellent quality of service from a long established, high quality childcare provider.Highgate Pre-school are registered for a total of 28 children- with a maximum of 16 two year old children- each morning and afternoon session.
Hardys Den is where children have fun and gain new opportunities & experiences whilst parents have peace of mind knowing their child is in safe hands. We are also here to help parents and carers whose working or training hours lead to difficulties for out of school hours childcare.
We aim to provide good quality, affordable childcare for parents who are working or training, and also for parents who feel that their children would benefit from attending the club and the opportunities that we offer.The clubs create an environment in which children can enjoy developing, growing and learning together.
We aim to provide good quality, affordable childcare for parents who are working or training, and also for parents who feel that their children would benefit from attending the club and the opportunities that we offer.The clubs create an environment in which children can enjoy developing, growing and learning together.
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