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Child Playing

Rooms and Spaces

Inspiration and Support

We make sure the children are continually engaged with our highly trained team who introduce activities that stimulate exploration and learning for each child’s individual developmental stage.

 

When we think they are ready for a move, we will discuss this with you and plan a range of visits to help your child settle into their new room.

 

At all stages we encourage the children’s independence and self-choice. This can be seen from how the equipment is accessed, to being able to self-serve during meals.

 

Flexibility is very important to ensure your child has the best day possible and whilst integration is important, we are very happy to work with you and any existing routine you might have. As your child grows, they will progress through a variety of gently changing environments suited to their age and needs, with the aim of preparing them for a stress-free progression into formal education.

Kids in Slide
Baby Playing with Building Blocks
Buttercups
(from 3 months to 24 months)
The babies are offered a range of sensory equipment aimed at stimulating their curiosity and interest.

The activities are changed frequently during the day as we truly believe that busy babies are happy babies. We also have a milk kitchen with all the equipment for your children.

 
A typical day looks like...

We believe it’s important to structure the day around the needs and existing routines of your child. Each day they will be offered a range of activities, including outdoor play, creative activities, story and song times, and access to a range of equipment for them to explore. The timing of these activities is never set, because it is in direct response to how the children are on each day and what they are interested in.
 
The children have a separate area to sleep and we promote meal times as an opportunity for quality time with each other and the adults.
Poppies
(from 24 months)

We provide a variety of interesting and fun equipment for all areas of play. Different spaces within each play area give your child a choice of buzzing activity or a quiet area to sit and look at books or chat with friends, if they wish. 

 

Growing in independence, their unique personalities are starting to emerge, as well as their social and self-care skills. Toddlers engage in physical exploring, sensory experiences and learning to manage feelings and behaviour. We give our Poppies as much variety, stimulation and support as they need.

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Daisies
(Pre-School)

At Daisy Chain, we strive to equip Pre-school children with the confidence and readiness to begin school in September. In this age group, it’s especially important for children to learn and play independently, expanding their knowledge and curiosity of the world, as well as learning with other children to further develop their social skills.

Playing with Wooden Alphabets
Kids Gardening
A typical day looks like...
 

The only routines that are ‘set’ are the 12.00 midday meal, and 4.00pm tea. Everything else is completely flexible to allow your child to access things at a time most appropriate to them. The room is laid out in learning areas, such as the creative area; role play area; construction and small world area and outdoor classroom. We also have access to a separate art studio and sensory room for the children to expand their experiences and develop creative skills.

 

The children have small group times with their key-person, enjoying various activities including stories and songs, ‘show and tell’ which are all planned to suit the individual children in the group at that time. The children are encouraged to be independent, whether that be from taking themselves to the toilet area, serving themselves with their snack, or making their own choices as to what they would like to be enjoying.

Outdoor space
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