Tiny Toes Child Nursery

 

Tiny Toes Day Nursery
17-19 Mellor Road
Cheadle Hulme
Cheshire SK8 5AX
Tel: 0161 488 4242
Fax: 0161 486 0955
Email:
information@tinytoes.co.uk

 

Childcare Day Nursery Cheadle Manchester Stockport
 
 
 

The children are grouped into small easily managed "home bases".

3 months - 12 months
1 year - 2 years
2 years - 3 years
3 years - 4 years
4 years - 5 years

However, these groupings are not set in stone and a child only moves to another group when he or she is ready to do so.

CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES

The nursery has been designed to cater for all children, including those with disabilities.  Some of our staff have training and experience of working with children with disabilities.

PRE-SCHOOL

Tiny Toes provides first class pre-school education for children aged between two and a half and five years.  This is headed by a trained teacher accompanied by nursery assistants.

The early years are critical and children should have every chance to strengthen positive attitudes towards learning during those years.

We aim to provide the child with objects, materials and activities which are especially suited to his or her needs at each stage of development.

We aim to develop each child's:-

Concentration
Co-ordination
Persistence in completing a task
Self-discipline
Orderliness
Desire to learn
Initiative
Creative self expression
Independence

EXAMPLE TIME TABLE - 3 YEARS AGE GROUP

7.30am Good morning children
onwards Learning activities.  Letter and number shapes.  Drawing. Jigsaws. Pre-reading.
9.45 Snack
10.30 Children's TV and story
11.00 Outdoor play (weather permitting) - Racing track or games on the lawns.
11.30 Lunch
12.15 Sleep and rest time (if necessary).  Children not resting would normally be involved in a relaxed form of learning such as drawing, etc. Upon wakening - drink.
1.15 Music and Movement
2.00 Snack
2.30 Painting and Junk modelling
3.00 Story or song time
3.30 Outdoor or indoor play
4.00 Tea
4.45 Post Office play.  Discovering money, stamps etc.
5.15 Story Time
onwards Children start to go home