Facilities
Six classrooms, two playgrounds, a hall, a separate baby play area and grounds built for children to be outside in.
Where the day actually happens
Nine corners of the school, photographed on an ordinary weekday — no staging, no borrowed stock, just the rooms and the grounds your child would spend the day in.
The front of the school
On Dale Lace Avenue, behind a locked gate.
The main playground
Climbing frames, a tunnel and a slide, all on artificial lawn.
A yard of their own
Babies and toddlers play separately from the older children.
The infant room
Cots, floor play and one-to-one attention for the youngest.
One room per age group
Six classrooms, each set up for the children in it.
The indoor hall
Hopscotch and number games underfoot, for wet days and phyz-ed.
Bathrooms built for children
Basins and toilets at their height, so they can manage alone.
Wheels
Ride-on bikes and a scooter track on the lawn.
Painted throughout
Colour on every wall, every door and most of the fences.
Safe, and visibly so
The grounds are secured with electric fencing, locked gates, alarms and panic buttons, with an armed emergency response service on call. Gates stay locked during the day and every arrival and collection goes past staff.
Every classroom is staffed twice over
One teacher and one teaching assistant in every room, all day. It is the simplest measure of how much attention your child actually gets.
What is on site
- Six classrooms, one per age group
- A dedicated infant room with cots
- A separate, fenced play area for babies and toddlers
- Two outdoor playgrounds on artificial lawn
- An indoor hall for wet days and active play
- A covered patio for shaded outdoor play
- Child-height bathrooms, separate for boys and girls
- An on-site kitchen — every meal cooked fresh daily
Photographs only tell you so much
Come and walk through it on a weekday, while the children are here.