Our Curriculum
Your child will develop a life-long love of learning with our bespoke curriculum.
A Bright Beginning For Every Child
A Bright Beginning For Every Child
Designed by our Early Years specialists, your little one will get the very best start through our enriching and wellbeing focused Bright Beginnings Curriculum.
This holistic yet personal approach supports each child's development and progress – whether that's building academic skills, personal resilience, confidence to move rooms or preparing them for school.
Our Bright Beginnings Curriculum comprises the following elements:
Opportunites and Experiences For Learning
Based on the latest research, our five key areas of Opportunities and Experiences for learning are aligned to and build on the EYFS framework. These are designed to nurture and develop the skills your child needs to flourish and reach their full potential. Activities include reading, writing and drawing, numbers and measures, as well as critical thinking, loose parts, and caring for self and others.
Our 'HEARTS' Values
Working together with our families, we’re passionate about enabling children to fulfil their full potential - academically, socially and emotionally.
Your child’s wellbeing is critical to this. Our core ‘HEARTS’ values and principles will underpin everything they do at our nurseries, ensuring they are happy, confident and secure, paving the way for their future success.
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Early Years Development
From when you first discover you’re expecting, through to having a baby and right up until they're ready for school, we’re here to support you and your family every step of the way.
The Statutory Implications and Bright Beginnings Curriculum
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) sets the standards for Care and Learning for children from birth to five years in England. All childcare providers registered with Ofsted must follow the EYFS Statutory Framework.
Rationale for Change
Our commitment has always been to provide high quality care and education for the children in our nurseries. We encourage children to excel in all ways, but it was becoming increasingly clear to us just how important wellbeing is to learning.
