We care for children from the age of 6 months until their 5th birthday.

We have four rooms; Ladybirds, Bumble Bees, Butterflies and Dragonflies.

Please take a look under ‘Our Rooms’.

We open: Monday 8am-5pm; Tuesday 8am-5:30pm; Wednesday 8am-5:30pm; Thursday 8am-5pm; Fridays 8am-5pm.

Our standard sessions are 9-11.30am and 12.30-3pm. Any additional hours can be added at our hourly rate or within the funded hours – see ‘How can I use my funded hours?’.

Yes. We accept the Funded Early Learning (FEL) for children aged 3 & 4, and eligible 2 year olds. We also accept Working Parent Entitlement (WPE) funding for eligible children aged from 9months (plus 1 term).

If your child is eligible for funded hours and attends nursery before 8:30am and after 4pm, then our hourly fee applies.

In addition to the funding we ask for a voluntary contribution towards snacks and consumables. There is no cost for children younger than 2 years. For 2 year olds we ask for £1.50 per session and 3 & 4 year olds, £3.50 per session.

We allow funded hours to be used between 8:30am-4pm.

Working Parent Entitlement (WPE) of up to 30 hours for children aged 9months (plus 1 term) to 3 years. This can be used either term-time or full-year. If term-time is required then 30 hours per week can be claimed over 38 weeks per year. If full-year is required then 22.5 hours per week can be claimed over 49/50weeks of the year.

Funded Early Learning (FEL) of 15 hours for eligible 2 year olds and 3&4 year olds can only be used in term time only. For children aged 3 & 4 years entitled to 30 hours (15 FEL and 15 WPE), this can be used either term-time or full-year. If term-time is required then 30 hours per week can be claimed over 38 weeks per year. If full-year is required then 22.5 hours per week can be claimed over 49/50weeks of the year.

We ask for voluntary contributions for children aged 2 years+ which are used towards consumables. These include but are not lmtied to: 

-Wipes
-Suncream if required
-Enhanced sensory resources & access to the sensory room
-Enhanced learning experiences i.e. ducks / chicken eggs and incubation. 
-Baking activities 
-Parent / carer meetings
-Celebrations 
-Snacks – We cater for all dietry requirements, however please note, Sheffield City Council will only fund cows milk. If your child requires dariyfree, oat or soya milk, this must be provided.

You can bring a packed lunch for your child, which can be placed in a fridge until lunch time. We ask that you label all food items with your child’s full name.

Alternatively, you can order a hot lunch. These are delivered directly to us from a local cafe and can be ordered in advance Monthly, Weekly or Daily.

We ask that you bring a bag every day with a spare change of clothes, rain coat, sun cream and sun hat.

If your child is in nappies, please bring spare nappies and wipes too.

When you receive confirmation of a place with us, we will arrange two visits before your child is due to start. Both visits will be 1 hour each.

On the first visit, we ask that you stay with your child. You will need to complete the admissions paperwork, this is a great opportunity to get to know the Nursery Practitioners working with your child and we will ask lots of questions to get to know your child e.g. food, allergies, sleep, routine and any favourite toys / comforters.

On the second visit, if you feel comfortable, we recommend leaving your child with us for an hour settling in visit.

When children transition from room to room within nursery, we start the transition process early, to allow children to become familiar with the new adults and environment. We take your child and a few friends to play in their next room with a familiar Nursery Practitioner from their current room. When a child starts a new room you will need to complete a new Care Sheet (this will initially be within the admissions paperwork) so our Nursery Practitioners are up-to-date with your child’s current needs and interests.