Bright Swans Day Nursery

Bright Swans Day Nursery provides infants and young children (ages three months to five years) with a stimulating, caring, and loving environment in which to flourish and develop, cultivating curious minds while gently preparing them for their next major adventure, reception school.
Our objective is to thoughtfully close the gap between the home, nursery, and school.
We also offer a wide variety of enjoyable and stimulating one-on-one and group play-based activities to aid in the skill development of infants and young children, laying the groundwork for a successful start to school life.
Our goal is to offer your kid a wide range of interesting and enjoyable activities so they may make friends quickly, build confidence, and express what they want—all skills necessary for a successful start to school life.
Our planned activities support the seven critical learning and development areas listed in the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework in addition to being a tonne of fun. Please click here to learn more about the Early Years Foundation Stage.
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework serves as the foundation for the rich, varied curriculum at Bright Swans Day Nursery, where we seek to stimulate each child's love of learning.
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is broken down into seven major areas of learning and development in order to ensure that your kid has the best start in life and is school ready.
When the kids are pre-school age, they take a variety of subjects, like Jolly Phonics, Letters and Sounds, Each programme is carefully designed to assist the students get ready for the exciting next step of starting school.
Experience has shown that using a keyworker system to work with our kids is a beneficial approach.
Here, your child will be cared for as part of a small group by a member of staff who has received extensive training.
The KEY WORKER of your child will be on display.
Your child's keyworkers make sure their needs are being addressed and that they are progressing favourably in each area of the EYFS in addition to providing them with individualised care.
One way keyworkers accomplish this is by continuously observing and evaluating your child to learn about their particular interests and individual learning style.
With the help of next step planning, a customised learning plan is then developed using this information to help the student realise their full learning potential.