F.A.Q.
What should my child bring to the nursery?
- slippers or any soft shoes to swap
- a backpack or a bag with one set of clothes to change (and few nappies and wipes if your child is not potty trained )
- pack lunch with healthy and nutritious lunch
- water bottle
What happens if my child is ill?
It's unavoidable that small children catch all kinds of minor infections. For a speedy recovery and to prevent the other children from falling ill, children who are unwell must stay at home. Only when the fever has subsided for a whole day should you return your child to the nursery. Your child must stay at home if their are vomiting or have diarrhea. The child can come back to the nursery after 48h of the last incydent.
How long do I need to stay with my child during settling in ?
We want your child to feel happy and safe with us. Each child is different that's why our staff will work with you indiwidualy to make the settle in process as easy as possible for your child.
What should my child wear in the nursery?
Please bring your child in practical clothes that are easy to wear and comfy. All children can access all the experiences on offer, including paint, sand, water, glitter, ect- we do encourage children to wear the aprons provided, but they don't always work. Children need to be warmly dressed if it's cold, as they are likely to be outside for a part of the day. When it is hot please ensure that they have sun cream on and a sun hat.
Do you provide a funded places?
Yes, we do offer a funded places for children aged 2,3 and 4 years old (15h and 30h). However the places are limited. For more information about free childcare places please visit www.ealingfamiliesdirectory.org.uk
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