We offer age related sessions for pre-school children and toddlers in a safe, secure and caring environment. The nursery is ideally located next to Usk Primary School in a purpose built educational facility and is run by fully qualified early years staff. We aim to provide the children in our care with an environment where they will be treated with kindness, patience and courtesy.
Each child's individuality is respected and cherished and in turn, the children will learn that acquiring skills and knowledge is fun. All activities will be taught through play, providing your child with fun experiences to allow them to achieve their potential. Usk Nursery works in Partnership with the LEA to provide term-time Foundation Phase Education.
Each child's individuality is respected and cherished and in turn, the children will learn that acquiring skills and knowledge is fun. All activities will be taught through play, providing your child with fun experiences to allow them to achieve their potential. Usk Nursery works in Partnership with the LEA to provide term-time Foundation Phase Education.
Services
Monday - Friday between 8:45am and 3.15pm during term time, excluding bank holidays and INSET days. Payment is due in advance for each term and no refunds are given for absence. Invoices will be sent out on a half-termly basis with payment due in advance for each half term. Funding will be made available from Monmouthshire Early Years the term after your child's 3rd birthday for term-time sessions.
All staff have attended training for Child Protection and are qualified to at least national minimum standards, we all have Level 3 Paediatric First Aid and all the staff have a qualification in Food Hygiene. Staff regularly attend training for the Early Years Foundation Phase. All staff are actively encouraged to attend training to ensure they are up to date with all the latest advice and good practices.
Usk Nursery is committed to ensuring that children have access to a range of activities and resources that promote the play agenda. Play is a process that is freely chosen, personally directed and intrinsically motivated. That is, children and young people determine and control the content and intent of their play, by following their own instincts, ideas and interests, in their own way for their own reasons.
We use the school hall on a weekly basis for our physical development sessions. As the year progresses the preschool children are invited to join the Infant children on their playground for their playtime and get to have their lunch over to the school hall. These activities will help the children to establish friendships, become familiar with the expectations of playtime and lunchtime at 'big' school.
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