Autumn term 22nd September - 19th December 
Nursery newsletter - Autumn term (1)
FAQs
Some helpful answers to common questions
Which days and times are you open?
We are open from Monday- Friday, term time only. From 8:30am until 3:00pm
Our sessions are-
Mornings – 8:30-11:30
Afternoons – 12-3:00
Full day – 8:30-2:30
Can I choose to bring my child in later or pick them up earlier then the standard nursery sessions?
This is not something we offer. Unless for medical appointments or discussed with the Nursery Manager.
What age do you cater for?
Kiddies Korner Nursery caters for children from 2years old, up until they are 5.
What are your Nursery fees?
£8.50 per hour. (Subject to change in line with the government changes, as of January 2025)
Do I need to supply food and drink for my child?
We provide snack in the morning and afternoon, this includes a range of fruit, crackers and breadsticks. Milk and water is available throughout the day. If your child is staying at Nursery for lunch, then you will need to provide them with a healthy packed lunch. You can get information about heathy lunches on the NHS healthy eating website.
Do you accept funding?
yes, we do, please see the link attached below for more details.
Childcare entitlements frequently asked questions for parents | Childcare Choices
Does the Nursery have a garden?
Yes, we have a large outside area, which the children have access to daily. we fully understand the importance and benefits of children being outdoors.
Can I visit the Nursery?
Yes of course, please contact the nursery via phone to arrange a suitable time to visit.
How do I apply for a place at Kiddies Korner?
Please contact the nursery directly to find out their availability.
What is your notice period?
We have a 1 month notice period, should you wish to leave our Nursery.
What is your Ofsted rating?
We are rating Good by Ofsted. Our last inspection was 10th October 2024. Please see attached link below for full report.
Do I need to provide nappies and wipes?
Yes, We ask that all children also bring spare clothes in their bags and that all their belonging have their names on.
