Our 2 Year old Nursery  is open 38 weeks per year (Term time only).  It caters for children the term following their second birthday until the term following their third birthday. Our aim is to support the learning and development of each individual child by providing an integrated, balanced, broad, stimulating curriculum.

The 2 Year old Nursery room lead is Mrs Payne, she is supported by another adult and the whole provision is overseen by Mrs Warr and Mrs Richardson.  The children are allocated a key worker who will be your point of contact.

Once you have applied and been approved for a place you can then put your child's name down on our waiting list. 

We are happy to arrange a time for you to visit to look around the Nursery School.  Please contact us if you would like to visit or if you require any further information.

Currently, children are able to access 15 hours of education Monday to Friday, term time only.  Sessions are mornings or afternoons.  We do not offer any full day sessions currently - the aim is to introduce full days sessions by January 2025.

Morning session: Monday - Friday 8.50am - 11.50am

Afternoon session: Monday - Friday 12.30 - 3.30pm

These sessions are for all funded 2 year olds.  We do not currently offer any full day sessions. We aim to have the capacity to do this from January 2025.

All eligible children will be placed on our waiting list and offered any available spaces in date of birth order (oldest first) and for those who live within our catchment area, and not offered a place in the order they are added to the waiting list, this is in line with our Admissions Policy.

Places are available for most two year olds who are eligible for 15 hours of free early years provision.  For full details please go to Time for Twos. 

The 2 Year old Nursery is overseen by our Nursery Teacher, Mrs Amy Warr and our EYFS/KS1 Assistant Headteacher Mrs Sarah Richardson.

The 2 Year old Nursery room is run by Mrs Katie Payne and Miss Sharnie Richards.  There is currently space for 8 children per session. The children are allocated a key worker who will be your first point of contact.