From the 1st of September 2025 the Concession Fee gross annual income will change from below £25k to below £50K.

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Happy Easter from all the artistic Bunnies at Sington Nursery!

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Camden Community Nurseries wishes you all a festive season wrapped in love and topped with joy!

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The Montpelier and Sington teams spent the November CCN staff training day with John Blaney who introduced the concept of Forest Schools to the UK, establishing the UK’s first Forest School with his team at Bridgwater College in 1993. John continues to teach the Forest School concept to inspire a love for learning in the outdoors.

Both Nurseries will be incorporating Forest School sessions into their planning and curriculum.

What do you think our talented staff creations from the training day with John?

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Which one is your favourite???

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Congratulations to all our wonderful children for graduating and good luck for the future we will  miss you loads.

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Our children enjoyed celebrating Independence Day with the Americas flag colours red and blue with their hand prints.

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Getting children to help  gives them a hands-on way for them to discover new flavors and new foods, but did you also know that helping  can boost your children’s maths, language skills and even their emotional development.

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Children at Sington Nursery enjoying their Sports lesson.

Sports participation can help children develop social skills that will benefit them throughout their entire lives. They learn to interact not only with other children their age, but also with older individuals in their coaches and teachers. Kids learn leadership skills, team-building skills and communication skills that will help them in school, their future career and personal relationships.

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