Tiny fingers grasp at brightly colored blocks. Welcome to the University Nursery. This isn’t just any daycare. This is a place where the future of Cambridge is nurtured. Nestled within the University grounds it offers a unique blend of academic excellence and early childhood development.
Did you know that the University Nursery boasts several branches? There’s Edwinstowe Nursery West Cambridge Nursery Eddington Nursery and the Chris Abell Nursery. Each provides top-notch care for children aged three months to five years. They’re open long hours Monday to Friday all year round except for a few bank holidays.
Think of the little ones here. They’re not just playing. They’re learning. They’re exploring. West Cambridge Nursery for example received an Outstanding rating from Ofsted a testament to its high standards. Edwinstowe and Eddington nurseries received Good ratings. The Chris Abell Nursery also achieved an Outstanding rating.
The nurseries offer more than just childcare. They provide milk snacks midday meals and tea. Nappies are also included in the care. They’re registered to provide Early Years Funding making high-quality care more accessible.
Imagine the children exploring the dedicated outdoor spaces. The staff here are highly trained and qualified. They conduct detailed assessments creating personalised learning plans. They provide individual support ensuring every child thrives. This attention to detail is a hallmark of this unique nursery.
One branch even received an Eco Schools Green Flag Award reflecting a commitment to environmental awareness. Parents appreciate the seamless transition from nursery to school. The nurseries prepare the children well. They practise school routines creating a smooth transition.
The University Nursery isn’t just a place for children. It’s a community a place where futures are built. It is a place where children benefit from stimulating eco-friendly environments. It is a vital part of the Cambridge landscape. A place where learning and growth flourish. The legacy of this nursery will be felt far into the future.