Happy Days Nursery

The whole Happy Days crew has undergone thorough background checks, reference checks, and professional training in child development.
Our team of long-serving, devoted employees uses their professional experience to amuse and foster the growth of the young ones.
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), which addresses the learning and wellbeing of all nursery-aged children from birth to five years, has been fully implemented at Happy Days Nursery.
To suit each child's unique developmental needs, activities are developed around each child's particular learning journal.
The nursery accepts children between the ages of 9 months and 8 years and is registered with Ofsted.
All parents and caregivers can obtain copies of the inspection reports from the nursery.
Happy Days is a fantastic childcare with a fantastic staff.
You and your child will be introduced to your key worker during the settling-in sessions, which are two hours long and half price. These sessions are intended to introduce your child to a nursery environment; some kids only need two or three, while others need six or seven. This gives the nursery a chance to get to know your kid and make sure they have a good time at the nursery right away.
Your child or children's learning journals are made specifically for them.
You can access some of the images, videos, and insights from your child's time at Happy Days by logging in with a protected username and password.
We want to help our kids appreciate the variety of experiences and resources available in multiracial Britain.
We observe holidays like Christmas, Diwali, and the Chinese New Year, and we welcome parents and other caregivers to share their talents with the kids and staff by, for instance, making a favourite food.
We strongly encourage you to bring any resources from home that you believe may benefit your child's education, such as vacation photos to share during group activities or boxes and cartons for junk modelling.
We have an open door policy and encourage parents to talk to a manager or your child's key worker about any worries they may have.