Admissions
Welcome to our nursery registration page! We're delighted that you're considering enrolling your child in our nursery, and we're excited to share with you all the wonderful things that our nursery has to offer. We understand that choosing a nursery can be a big decision, and we're here to help you every step of the way. We encourage you to come and visit our nursery, meet our teachers, and see our facilities for yourself. We'll be happy to answer any questions you may have and provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision.
Our Nursery Admission Process
We are delighted that you are considering our nursery for your little one's early education journey. Our admission process is designed to be simple and convenient for parents. Here's how it works:
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Visit: Come see our nursery and explore the vibrant learning environment. Our friendly staff will guide you and answer your questions.
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Express Interest: If you find our nursery perfect for your child, email us the preferred starting date and basic information about your child for a smooth transition.
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Admission Pack: We'll promptly send you an admission pack with forms, policies, schedules, fees, and enrollment requirements.
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Complete and Return: Fill out the forms accurately and return the pack to us. This ensures we have the necessary details for a seamless admission process.
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Waiting List: Your child's name will be added to our waiting list upon receiving the completed pack. We strive to accommodate as many children as possible and will contact you when a spot becomes available.
Settling In
The settling-in process in a nursery can be an emotional time for both children and parents. It involves gradually introducing the child to the new environment, routines, and people at the nursery. Typically, the settling-in process will start with short visits accompanied by the parent or caregiver, and then gradually increase the length of time the child spends at the nursery without the parent present. The aim is to help the child feel comfortable and secure in their new surroundings and to build trust with the staff. It is important for parents to communicate openly with the nursery staff during this process to ensure that the child's individual needs and preferences are understood and accommodated. With patience and sensitivity, the settling-in process can be a positive experience for both the child and their family.
