Allsorts Nursery

20/05/2026

World Bee day 🐝 tasting honey and making lots of bee theme crafts 🍯

14/05/2026

01/05/2026

Shwmae,
We're thrilled to share some fantastic news!
This month, we're shining the spotlight on Michelle and Callie as our Staff Member of the Month— March and April chosen by the children themselves through a fun voting process.
A huge congratulations to Michelle and Callie.

23/04/2026

Earth Day 🌲 🌍 ❤️

23/04/2026

Little visit from Poppy the Lamb this week 🐑 🩷

23/04/2026

Space week 🚀

23/04/2026

Celebrating Spring time 🌺🌈☀️😀

23/04/2026

A few activities from before the Easter Break.
Including lots of Easter invitations to play, and Comic Relief, healthy body- happy me achievements

13/04/2026

We arrived at the nursery this morning to open up and were heartbroken by what we found.
Despite our garden being securely locked, someone climbed over our very high fence and caused significant damage in the last couple of days. They broke our mud kitchen and water wall, smashed and scattered toys that had been safely put away, and even put the hose into the Hobbit house and filled it with water, causing flooding.
Sadly, this is the second time this has happened. We are extremely upset and disappointed. These outdoor resources are specially created for the children to learn and play through, and seeing their space damaged like this is really disheartening for our team and the children.
It takes a lot of time, effort, and money to maintain a beautiful and safe garden for our little ones. We are currently cleaning up and repairing what we can so the children can still enjoy their outdoor play today.
Please know that if this happens again, we will have no choice but to contact the police and install security cameras in the garden.
We truly value the nursery and work so hard to provide a magical, safe space for the children. Incidents like this are very upsetting.
If anyone saw or heard anything suspicious we would really appreciate you letting us know.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support ❤️

18/03/2026

Shwmae,
As part of our ongoing work to support children's independence and self-help skills (a key part of their development in nursery), we're introducing large dinner plates for the children to use when eating their packed lunches. Having their own sturdy plates helps them practice serving themselves, arranging their food neatly, clearing up afterwards, and feeling more grown-up and capable during mealtimes.
We already have some plates, but to make sure every child can have one, we're kindly asking for donations of large ceramic dinner plates.
If you have any spare large plates at home that are no longer in use, we would be incredibly grateful if you could donate them to the nursery.
Diolch