Newton Longville Pre-school and Extended Services

Our goal is to provide an environment that is both safe and secure, where all children, families, and staff members feel appreciated, in control, and eager to learn and grow alongside one another.
Our goal is to create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment where all kids feel encouraged to learn.
The session fees are reassessed every year, and starting in September 2021, they will be $15.00 for children ages 3 to 4 and $15.75, respectively, for any kid under 3 years old who does not yet receive assistance from Buckinghamshire County Council.
We will start offering a service in September 2021 that allows kids to stay an extra hour after the morning session (until 1 pm) and have lunch at preschool.
Once more, preschoolers would need to bring a packed lunch.
We employ a key person approach that guarantees every child, and thus every family, has a single member of staff who shows a particular interest in them.
Throughout your child's stay in preschool, observations will be made in order to track their progress.
This segmentation breaks down children's learning and development into seven key and interconnected areas.
Parents are given access to the Key-workers' records through the online journal Tapestry.
The Preschool Learning Alliance and Newton Longville Pre-School and Extended Services are both registered charities.
OFSTED conducts frequent inspections of the group (Office for Standards in Education).
Our Clubs strive to offer school-age children between the ages of 4 and 11 high-quality wraparound childcare.
During the academic year, the Early Drop Off and Breakfast Club are offered from 7.45am to 8.55am for a fee of $3.50 for early drop off and $5.00 for breakfast club.
During the academic year, the After School Club is open from 3.15 to 6 p.m. for a fee of $9.50 per session.
We provide a child-centered, inclusive programme that meets the needs of all participating kids.
The activities that the kids want to take part in are up to them.
Children's skills are stretched, and they are urged to try out new things.
Their future learning and transition to school are both well prepared by this OFTSED inspection report June 2019.
To view the complete OFSTED report, click the link below.