Little Acorns Kindergarten | Ofsted Reports, Reviews (2025)

Parents are children's first and most enduring teachers, and we are dedicated to collaborating with them.
It's a great blessing for me to have the best job in the world.
I enjoy spending time with my family and friends when I have free time.
My two girls used to attend Little Acorns, and they enjoyed it so much that I started volunteering as a parent.
I later applied for a position as a play assistant and have already been working here for eleven years with pleasure.
At Little Acorns, I enjoy hearing jokes and stories as well as daily minor surprises that astound me.
I relocated from London to Wendover eight years ago.
I've previously worked in childcare facilities and in an independent school for ten years.
Three years ago, my youngest daughter left, and I started working at Little Acorns.
Since 2001, Little Acorns has been a part of my life.
After spending a grown-up gap year with my spouse, I returned as an assistant and continued with the admissions administration, which I greatly enjoy, after serving as joint manager until 2009.
Since graduating from college in 2000 with my NNEB certificate, I have always worked in childcare in a range of different settings and jobs.
As a mother of three, I am aware of how crucial it is for parents to feel secure and at ease while leaving their young kid.
I joined the team because I simply couldn't leave Little Acorns behind after seeing all three of my kids through the programme and into the next level of education.
I am also in charge of the Friends of Little Acorns, a group that organises fundraisers all year round.
I am excited to start my apprenticeship at Little Acorns having just completed my A-Levels at the John Colet School.
I like unwinding and spending time with friends and family.