Rainbows was the first private nursery to be established in Salford and we are proud to have welcomed the children of countless families through our doors since 1986 - some of whom are still in touch with us now and are coming back to do their work experience, college placements and even now as parents themselves, bringing their own children back to us.
Choosing the right nursery for your child is such a hard decision and here at Rainbows we want every child to have the. We are proud to have a diverse team of staff who are all highly committed to the nursery and giving each child the best possible start in life.
Choosing the right nursery for your child is such a hard decision and here at Rainbows we want every child to have the. We are proud to have a diverse team of staff who are all highly committed to the nursery and giving each child the best possible start in life.
Services
Children who receive Early Years Entitlement can either come to nursery completely for free using just those 15 hours/ or you can also use the free hours and "top up" with additional sessions if you wish. 15 hours funding for 2 year olds is not universal has to be applied for. You can apply as soon as your child becomes 2 and if they are eligible the funding starts the term following their 2nd birthday.
Rainbows has an open door policy, meaning you can just call in to pick up an application form or arrange to look around. Our application form is also available to download on our website. Alternatively, you can send nursery a Facebook direct message though our page our ring us on 0161-794-2922. Our nursery email address is rainbowsnurseryswinton@gmail.com.
5* - My son changed over to rainbows just over a year ago and has loved it. The staff are great and he's made a few good friends. They are extra accomadating when it comes to adding extra days and very kind and professional. He will be sad to leave in September.
5* - My son went to rainbows from 8 months until 3 years old at one of the hardest times of leaving my child to go back to work they made it so easy and a happy time, my son developed and learnt so much even down to spanish lessons this has even been noticed at his first few days at primary nursery, after attending rainbows the transition to primary school has been so easy with no tears.
5* - My son went to rainbows from 8 months until 3 years old at one of the hardest times of leaving my child to go back to work they made it so easy and a happy time, my son developed and learnt so much even down to spanish lessons this has even been noticed at his first few days at primary nursery, after attending rainbows the transition to primary school has been so easy with no tears.
Welcome to the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), which is how the Government and early years professionals describe the time in your child's life between birth and age 5. This is a very important stage as it helps your child get ready for school as well as preparing them for their future learning and successes.
Our youngest children spend their time together in our open plan Raindrop Room on a ratio of at least 1 member of staff to every 3 children. Young children need to feel emotionally secure to be able to explore and begin to make sense of the world around them so we work closely with you from the start to develop an individualised care plan and your child will have a key person from day one to help them to settle in gradually.
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Katie Wilson
Oct 21, 2018
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Rachael Parker
May 04, 2018
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Love rainbows my son has made a few little friends why being here and really come out of his shell his talking has improved a lot too all the staff are lovely and make us both feel at ease when he gets a little teary thank you for everything you do and we will both miss all the friendly faces at rainbows when he leaves in September.
