Monkey Puzzle Day Nursery St Albans

Our goal is to provide engaging and supportive environments where kids may learn how they learn best. Our team culture, nursery design concept, and educational practises are all based on the six guiding principles of our ethos, which also serves as the foundation for all we do with the children at our nurseries.
One of the cornerstones of our educational philosophy is that young children should be encouraged to have active lifestyles from an early age. As they explore their environment and improve their motor abilities during their early infancy, most young children are typically quite active.
A child's degree of active participation in sports or other physical activities drastically declines as they advance through their education. This can be as a result of increased academic pressure, a lack of resources to pursue a specific hobby, or simply spending too much time in front of a screen.
As part of their physiological development and as a foundation for future general health and wellbeing, it is crucial to instil in our children the value of an active lifestyle.
At our nursery, we definitely encourage kids to be very active. Moving around in our outside play area, searching the nursery's surrounding grounds for small animals, or going for a visit to the nearby park for group activities and outdoor sports are all examples of this. Our team is dedicated about organising a variety of activities for even the clumsiest kids, encouraging the positive components of an active lifestyle that may follow them into adulthood.