Teddy Bear Nursery

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Teddy Bear Nursery is committed to providing creative, individualised early years education that helps children discover their personalities, natural interests and unique potential. Its mission is centred on delivering a stimulating curriculum while building close partnerships with parents to give children the skills and foundations needed for a confident transition to school. The nursery follows a whole-child approach that considers each child’s individual needs, interests and development across language, cognitive, social and emotional, and physical areas. Through developmentally appropriate activities and personalised learning experiences, children are encouraged to build confidence, independence and a positive attitude towards learning. Teddy Bear Nursery implements the foundations of The Creative Curriculum© for children aged 45 days to four years, offering enriching experiences that encourage exploration, creativity and discovery. The learning environment is designed to support children as they develop essential skills while preparing them for the next stage of their educational journey. Health and safety are central to nursery life, with CCTV and fire alarms in classrooms and play areas, rigorous cleaning and sanitisation routines, regular fire drills and staff training in paediatric first aid. The nursery is also routinely assessed by ADEK inspectors and Civil Defense, reflecting its commitment to maintaining high standards of safety and care. Each nursery is supported by an on-site Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO), who works closely with families and educators to provide appropriate support for children with additional learning needs. Through its creative curriculum, whole-child philosophy, strong family partnerships and commitment to safety and inclusion, Teddy Bear Nursery provides a nurturing environment where every child can flourish and develop the confidence and skills needed for their future.

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