Childcare Agencies in
Westerham

Westerham Day Nursery and Pre-school is an Ofsted ‘Good’ graded nursery providing a safe and secure, family environment for your child to flourish in. We are dedicated to helping your child develop and grow through play and social interaction. Our nursery is open for 51 weeks of the year and offers childcare for children aged between 3 months and 5 years.

Having been caring for children since 1995, our friendly and diverse male and female team provides childcare from birth to five years. All members of staff have been DBS checked to an enhanced level and are fully trained in Paediatric First Aid, Level 2 Safeguarding, Level 2 Food Hygiene, manual handling and fire safety.

The hardest decision that parents have to make in their life is sending their children to crisis intervention social work. They already cannot tolerate the fact that their child is sick or he is going to live away from them because of his education. In this situation, it is important for parents to select the best children’s home for their kids to assure that he/she will give proper care.

I am an OFSTED registered childminder providing high quality care for your child in a home-from-home environment. I have been rated 'Outstanding' by OFSTED for the care I provide.

I am an experienced childminder and have been registered with Ofsted since May 2002. Being registered with Ofsted is proof of having an enhanced Criminal records bureau disclosure. The current version of this is Disclosure and Barring or DBS. I am also qualified in Childrens' Care, Learning and Development having completed my L3 NVQ in January 2007.

Little Rascals Nursery is situated in the heart of Royal Tunbridge Wells, on Lonsdale Gardens. The Nursery is housed in a stunning Edwardian converted house, and is conveniently located for both local residents and commuters, being only a short walk from Tunbridge Wells train station.

The new approach will involve Surrey County Council focusing its resources on helping the families most in need of support, which means that some of the existing children’s centres will close and others will become Family Centres. Surrey County Council will no longer provide universal services for all families at Family Centres but other organisations, such as health visitors, may offer these at the centres and at other community venues.