We provide the children at our nursery with the highest possible standard of care and our highly qualified and experienced staff recognise the importance of the well being and nurture of children as they grow and develop. Lawley and Apley Village Day Nursery provide full day care for children from 3 months up to school age with our holiday Kids Club taking children up to the age of ten.
Our nurseries are located in a convenient settings between Telford and Wellington within their own private grounds. We believe in a happy relaxed environment so that your child feels at home and secure. Our approach is friendly fun and informal creating an atmosphere conducive to healthy social interaction and sound emotional and physical development in their early years.
Our nurseries are located in a convenient settings between Telford and Wellington within their own private grounds. We believe in a happy relaxed environment so that your child feels at home and secure. Our approach is friendly fun and informal creating an atmosphere conducive to healthy social interaction and sound emotional and physical development in their early years.
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We understand how each child's learning and their experience with us is as unique and individual as they are. At both sites, Lawley and Apley Village Day Nursery every child is able to explore, investigate, play and socially interact in a safe fun yet stimulating environment through close, caring and nurturing relationships with adults who are there to experience and share in what delights them.
We believe that every child is a competent learner who can be resilient, capable, confident and self-assured. The commitment is focused around development, inclusion, safety, health and wellbeing. We believe that children learn to be strong and independent from a base of loving and secure relationships both with parents and key people here in our nursery team.
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Nikki Sandhu
Sep 14, 2021
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I worked here for a week and was appalled by what I saw. A child who was being emotionally abused by a member of staff who said she was going home because he'd been naughty. She then hid outside of the classroom whilst he cried. Another member of staff also poo shamed a young girl by telling other members of staff how big it was. When I reported these serious concerns to senior management they were not taken seriously to my dismay. I obviously left and have now moved back down south where the quality of childcare is at the high standard that it should be for a child to fully develop without any
