Nurseries & Creches in Edwalton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

We realise that working with young children is demanding, dynamic and an ever-changing occupation, and we at Oak Treehouse Shepshed strive to provide a quality nursery service and out of school care for the children at our nursery and tree house. We are working in partnership with St Botolphs, Oxley, St Winefrides, and Belton Primary Schools and with Shepshed High School to achieve wrap-around care for children of Shepshed and Belton. We cater for children aged 4-14 years, we have the use of the Oaks Centre and the New High School with access to cooking area, sports hall and the hall. We are a small friendly Nursery catering for up to 34 children per day. We are the only nursery in Shepshed currently owned and operated by people living within this community. Staff interact with children encouraging and supporting them where needed. We encourage exploration and the freedom of movement inside and outside to provide varied experiences. Pop in anytime or ring in now with your queries.

“Choosing the carer for you child is one of the most important choices you'll ever make” ML. “You will receive a personal and caring service from qualified and experienced staff who are here to make your life easier”, says ML. You'll receive individual daily feedback about your child's day from warm and friendly carers who are as passionate about helping your child to achieve, as you are. Help and advice is always on hand should you need it; just ask a member of staff, or wait until one of the regular parents evenings. You will find a caring, homely atmosphere which is professional yet relaxed and calm. Your child will experience clean and well maintained surroundings with safe, beautiful grassed gardens. They will enjoy and settle quickly into the small groups, happily playing in the well equipped rooms. The only problem you may find is them not wanting to leave! But don't just take our word for it, why not come and see for yourself whether we live up to what you have just read?