Bristol’s Under 5’s Questionnaire
The Bristol Under 5’s questionnaire report has now been published on the Bristol City Council website and can be viewed via the following link-...
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Visitors from Japan
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SAVE OUR NURSERY SCHOOLS
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FREE 15 and 30 Hour nursery places going fast!
We are down to our last few FREE 15 and 30 hour nursery places. There are also a few on our 15 hour 2 year-old places still available. We were pleased to be supported by our local MP, Karin Smyth and local councillor, Helen Holand at our recent recruitment drive at Imperial Park. Look out for us on Hareclive Road sometime this week – giving out free balloons and face painting! Check us out on Facebook for all the latest updates: @Hartcliffenursery...
Visitors from Japan
We were very pleased to welcome some special visitors to our Centre this month. Associate Professor of Sociology Dr Yasuko Murata, from Kwansei Gakuin (University) in Japan, came to see how our Children’s Centre supports children and families in our community. Dr Murata is conducting research into the social isolation of mothers of young children and how a children’s centre model can offer them support. In the photo Dr Murata is joined by colleagues from Bristol University and our very own Natacha Yuen and Christine...
Soft Play Room available for parents and carers to book!
We have a soft play room that parents/carers can book for 30 minutes to use with their children, this booking is free of charge and you’ll need to provide the number of children using the room and a contact number. We also have a sensory room available too for the use of parents and children. If you would like to access this facility please contact our reception desk to book yourself on to our five-minute training session to help familiarise you with all the features of this room. For more details, read about our Family Services...
SAVE OUR NURSERY SCHOOLS
SAVE OUR NURSERY SCHOOLS The government’s consultation paper (Early Years Funding: changes to funding for 3 & 4 year olds 11/8/16) outlines proposals that will leave Nursery schools financially nonviable, potentially forcing them to close. This funding will not cover basic costs, let alone staffing with qualified teachers. The link and further information can be found at...