Sought after day care services in Bollington
Daisybank Nursery is your ideal choice for day care services which include well-rounded indoor and outdoor activities for babies, toddlers and preschoolers in Bollington.
A well-defined curriculum for toddlers and preschoolers
Whether it is indoor games or outdoor activities, Daisybank Nursery ensures your children are sufficiently entertained and supervised by dedicated staff at all times. Children are engaged in fun and educational outdoor activities such as:
- Gardening and animal feeding (ducks, chicks, rabbits, quail, puppies, geese)
- Sports and games to exhaust restless energy
- Picnics (snack on nutritious home-made food)
- Trekking (climb small hills and roll down grass meadows)
- Horse riding
- Sightseeing in a 17-seat mini coach (parks, zoos, museums, farms, hills, mills)
- Dining out in Costa Coffee and shopping for healthy food
In order to ensure the children are well-adjusted with people of all age groups, we encourage toddlers and preschoolers to play and interact with each other. In addition to good manners, we teach all our children to respect and value their friends and surroundings. For admissions, contact our staff today.
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Fun and educational activities to improve social skills and knowledge
- While our outdoor activities involve communing with nature, our indoor activities at the day care includeStory telling, presentations and watching wildlife programmes
- Building blocks, colouring, painting, art and craft activities
- Kindergarten plays and fancy dress competitions
- Singing, dancing, baking and more
Daisybank Nursery
was established in May 2008 in Bramhall. It was first built as a Methodist Church in 1876. After a complete refurbishment of the ground floor, the building has been reopened for professional childcare services
in Bollington. The main room has a stage where we have installed a projector so that the children can watch themselves perform. It also acts as an invaluable teaching aid for interactive learning games, interesting factual presentations and watching wildlife programmes.
