Apple Blossom Nursery
We believe that children should develop in a nurturing environment where each child can blossom in their own time and space.
Join us for our 1st Anniversary
We are excited to invite you to celebrate our very first anniversary at Apple Blossom Nursery on 26th April at 1:00 PM. This is a wonderful opportunity for potential parents and children to come along, meet our fantastic team, and explore our nursery. We have an afternoon of fun activities planned, and we can’t wait to share what makes Apple Blossom Nursery so special. We look forward to seeing you there!
Important Information
Apple Blossom Nursery Have Been Awarded a Mark of Achievement for our Inclusion Friendly Setting From Dingleys Promise
Great News!
Starting 22nd April, Apple Blossom Nursery will be open from 8 AM to 4 PM during term time! We're excited to offer even more time for learning, play, and fun. We can’t wait to welcome your little ones for longer days full of discovery and adventure!
The new term at Apple Blossom Nursery will run from 25th September 2025 to 26th July 2026. Please note that 2nd and 3rd October 2025 will be training days, and the nursery will be closed on these dates.
We have available spaces starting after Easter 2025 in April at Apple Blossom Nursery! Secure your child’s spot for a fun-filled and enriching experience—don’t miss out!
Get in touch today to find out more. We can’t wait to welcome your little one!
nurturing their curiosity
At Apple Blossom Nursery, we understand that children are naturally curious, this means we will nurture their curiosity throughout our setting.
We will follow the lead of the child by encouraging their learning through their interest. By providing experiences, exploration and care to allow the curious minds of the children to flourish.
Responsive Environment
We find that children have the desire to acquire knowledge and skill with a warm-hearted and responsive environment. We will follow through with this by:
- Following the child's lead
- Answering their questions
- Asking open ended questions
- Playing with natural materials and loose part play
- Being interested in their process not the end product
- Valuing each child
- Allowing the children to learn independence
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