Care Inspectorate Update


Since our website went live, we have been very busy preparing for opening our amazing new outdoor nursery.

We've been working closely with the Care Inspectorate to ensure the setting meets all relevant standards and National Guidance. This has meant lots of paperwork as well as several site visits, and we are delighted to announce that we are now officially registered as an Early Years Care provider setting.

We're currently recruiting enthusiastic staff to support our experienced management team, so we can offer the best possible learning environment for our children.

And that's not all...... we're also organising a variety of resources ranging from  tonnes of sand to fill our giant sand pit, tools for chopping, digging and building, greenhouses for growing our own fruit and vegetables........the list goes on!

We still have a lot to do before we open, but we hope to be able to welcome children to J Puddleducks Outdoor Nursery in August for some stay and play sessions.

Watch this space for more information or  please contact us through the site - we look forward to meeting you soon.

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