Willow Childcare

An official charity is Willow Childcare.
We have an Ofsted registration for kids aged 3 months to 11 years and 11 months.
We are able to offer up to thirty hours of free nursery school to eligible 2, 3, and 4-year-olds thanks to financing.
By defending them against abuse and injury and assisting them in starting to learn how to keep themselves safe, we are dedicated to defending children.
Our policy for the protection of children is in accordance with the recommendations and practises of the Local Safeguarding Children Board.
Some of the activities we provide for kids may get dirty, such as painting, glueing, working with clay, outdoor play, etc.
Sending kids to school in play clothes that don't matter is the easiest approach to stop getting angry when they become messy.
Parents are urged to support their children in feeling unrestricted and free to play.
Children constantly pick up new information from everything around them, including their peers, adults, the surroundings, the mood, the daily routine, and the experiences.
Children are given the opportunity to debate their views and are encouraged to take an active role in their own education.
Children and babies have a natural curiosity and desire to investigate their surroundings.
As teachers and caregivers, it is our duty to support them in developing the skills necessary to succeed as learners in contemporary society.
We want to foster an environment where people respect children and actively listen to them, taking note of their interactions, messages, and other behaviours.
Close observation is used to do this; professionals take notes on what they observe and hear kids doing.
Documentation is the use of words, images, and video to record processes and make learning apparent.
This type of exhibit may be placed in and around the rooms to let parents and visitors know about the kids' current projects and ongoing interests.
Through observation and recording, we can better understand why kids behave the way they do and develop a curriculum that will meet their needs.
The kids themselves, their families, and other professionals can then receive this information.