Berry Lane Nursery

Berry Lane Nursery is a warm and welcoming establishment located in the heart of Mill End, Rickmansworth. Our nursery is housed in the Scout Hut and provides a safe and nurturing environment for children aged between two and four years old.

At Berry Lane Nursery, we are committed to delivering the highest standard of care possible to every child. We believe that every child is unique and possesses individual interests and aptitudes. Therefore, we provide a holistic approach to learning, which is tailored to the specific needs and abilities of each child.

We believe in the importance of play-based learning and we provide a range of activities to engage and challenge children - from messy play to outside exploration. Our experienced and highly motivated team of teachers work hard to help develop the fundamental life skills of children, such as socialisation, communication, and self-expression.

Our spacious and airy premises are designed to stimulate creativity and exploration among children. Our facilities are also equipped with high-quality resources and equipment, ensuring the utmost comfort and safety of each child - whether indoors or out.

We are passionate about our role in shaping the future of your child and we believe that our extensive curriculum will provide children with the necessary tools to take the next steps in their education. Our curriculum is provided by the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), which aims to provide every child with the best possible start in life.

We understand that every parent is looking for a safe and nurturing environment for their child - and that is exactly what we offer. Our nursery offers flexible hours to cater to your specific requirements, and our welcoming staff will be on hand to answer any queries or concerns you may have.

Overall, Berry Lane Nursery is a fantastic choice for parents who are looking for a secure and nurturing environment for their child to learn and grow. So why not visit us today and see for yourself why we are so highly recommended?