Lyndhurst Early Years @ Cleveland Hall

The following are some of the ways the Lyndhurst Early Years Nursery promotes democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, and respect for others.
By fostering a climate in our setting that supports children in developing a good self image, which includes their ethnicity, their home languages, their religious beliefs, cultural traditions, and family background, we promote children's right to be strong, resilient, and heard.
By enabling kids to grow a feeling of autonomy and independence, we support kids' rights to be resilient, strong, and heard.
We collaborate with parents to help them understand and adhere to the values of protecting all of our children.
To be in a peer group where they can learn to negotiate, develop social skills, and form an identity as global citizens who respect the rights of others in a diverse world; to participate and be able to represent themselves as appropriate to their age and stage of development; and to be secure in their primary attachment relationships where they are loved and cared for, by at least one person who is able to offer consistent, positive, and unconditional regard and who can be relied upon.
Adults who are close to children understand their need and right to express and communicate their thoughts, feelings, and ideas; they are able to pay attention to their verbal, sign, and body language in order to understand and interpret what is being expressed and communicated; they respect children's rights and facilitate children's participation and representation in imaginative and creative activities; and they recognise that children need to express and communicate their thoughts, feelings, and ideas.