The Best Curious learning experience in Sutton

“My daughter has been at this nursery for nearly 2 years now and we couldn't be happier. She loves going and has built a strong relationship with all teachers and solid friendships with the children. The setting is peaceful, bright and spacious and has an enclosed garden at the back. They have plenty of learning materials all neatly organised on lower shelves, and divided by activity - which gives the children the chance to independently choose what they wish to do, play and then tidy up after. Independence is a key skill that they children get to develop at this nursery. The teachers are all very caring and well prepared in the Montessori curriculum, and they always go the extra mile to support the children. There is a yoga class weekly (beautifully designed with poses and other sensory experiences - touch, test etc) and weekly baking. It's a mixed-age nursery which gives younger children the possibility to look up at older children and learning from them, as well as for the older children to be role models for the younger ones. A wide range of activities is always available for the children to choose from and teachers support the children based on their choices. Being in her second year, my daughter is now more interested in reading, writing and maths and this is all wonderfully supported by the teachers, leading to some very good results.The nursery loves to involve families in the children' journeys and there are lots of activities organised in this sense: sports days, stay and play sessions, parents coming in to demonstrate on specific topics, Christmas and summer get-together etc. It's been very common in these 2 years hearing my daughter discussing with a wealth of details volcanoes, planets, life cycles of frogs, chickens etc. - all topics discussed at group time where the teachers don't only explain things but are able to encourage children curiosity. When the children leave the nursery (after a beautiful farewell ceremony), they are very well prepared to start the primary school journey.”