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Choosing a primary school for your little one is a big decision, and one that we are often asked to help with. Here are a few of our thoughts… Where to begin? Start by researching what schools are out there,
Dear Little Houghton Day Nursery Parents So, your little one is off to ‘big’ school this year. Your baby who has only been on this world for a measly 4 years. The one you have nurtured, cared for, fed in
When we assess and track the children’s development at Little Houghton Day Nursery, we use government guidelines known as Development Matters. They are basically a collection of milestones which little ones can be expected to reach eg a baby of
Orange yoghurt cake This recipe is something unique and different but it is delicious and loved by the children! For a standard sized cake Ingredients 75 g salted butter, at room temperature (Dairy) 175 g caster sugar 225 g self-raising flour (Gluten) 3
Moroccan chicken stew This recipe has turned out to be a favourite at the nursery thanks to our fabulous chef Sarah Middlebrook. We can always rely on her to provide the children with a meal they will love! Ingredients for
At Little Houghton Day Nursery, we always enjoy celebrating World Book Day every year. It is the world’s biggest campaign to provide every child and young person in the country with a book of their own. It is great fun
At Little Houghton Day Nursery we offer the extended funded scheme which provides three and four-year-olds with additional hours each week. Starting from the term after they turn three years old, all children are entitled to 570 hours of free
At Little Houghton Day Nursery, we are often asked how we manage to get a clutch of tired babies and toddlers to sleep at nursery, when parents may struggle to get their little one to sleep at home. Of course,
‘He’s had more fun with the box!’ Isn’t it ironic how we can spend months planning the perfect present for our child’s birthday but when it comes around to it, they have more fun with the box? Well we have
Before your child starts primary school, we share our observations and assessments with your child’s new teacher so that they can continue where we left off. If your child is able to recognise the letters of their name by the