In 1982 when the new lavatories and small hall were constructed the nursery was temporarily moved to Rosie's house and garden! The nursery continued to thrive and though Rosie left in 1982 to return to her nursing career, Chris Paddock took charge and carried on the good work. With the village becoming ever popular and the demand for childcare high, it became clear that we needed our own premises.
Premises where we could register our establishment for full-day care. Kent County Council in 2004 offered Nurseries an incentive for merging with their Primary Schools and this started the ball rolling. The committee and in particular Jo Richard's and Laura Kyprianou began to sort through the legalities and embark upon some tenuous administrative tasks.
Premises where we could register our establishment for full-day care. Kent County Council in 2004 offered Nurseries an incentive for merging with their Primary Schools and this started the ball rolling. The committee and in particular Jo Richard's and Laura Kyprianou began to sort through the legalities and embark upon some tenuous administrative tasks.
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We find children enjoy a familiar routine and therefore each session follows a similar pattern. Upon arrival the children settle straight into play, choosing activities that suit their interests. Practitioners encourage and support children with their choice of activities which is made up of child initiated and adult led activities indoors and outside.
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