Crick Pre-School

We provide high-quality early education and childcare services with a seasoned and professional personnel.
We have great connections and a simple transition to the school because we are based in a classroom at Crick Primary School.
Preschool enrollment begins at age 2, and funded early education and childcare are both options for eligible 2 year olds, 3 year olds, and 4 year olds.
Preschool can be enrolled in at the beginning of the half-term after a child's second birthday.
Please get in touch with us with your information if you'd like more details or a registration package delivered to you.
The Early Years Alliance and Ofsted have both registered Crick Pre-School.
A volunteer chosen group of parents runs the pre-school.
Preschool can be enrolled in at the beginning of the half-term after a child's second birthday.
Ask for details on tax-free daycare, childcare tax credits, childcare universal credit, childcare vouchers, support while you study, as well as funded early education and childcare for children ages 2, 3, and 4.
Free flow is in operation during every session, offering your kid the option of engaging in play and activities either inside or outside at any moment (except in heavy rain).
Adult-led key worker activities also take place throughout the programme.
A free-access trolley with design and craft supplies is available for floor activities, as well as art and craft projects.
Learn more about our goals, mission, and strategy for bringing about the changes we want to see.
Using the Tapestry Online Learning Journal tool, we create your child's development folder online.
Now, we can record notes, photos, EYFS assessments (using the framework below), learning characteristics, and videos for every observation we make.
You receive an email every week when new observation entries are made, and you are free to remark on each one or even contribute your own.
You can comment on your child's special moments using this app, and you can also share your own stories about your child's life outside of preschool, which will aid your child's learning process.
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) follows a set of guiding principles, which are broken down into four topics.