15/06/2026
π± Designed for Little Learners
Every space at Nursery Rhymes Knighton has been carefully created to support children's development, curiosity, and confidence.
Our stimulating indoor and outdoor environments encourage children to explore, discover and build important skills through play.
For more information, please contact us through our website.
12/06/2026
πΆ A Wonderful Start for Babies
Our large baby area features three spacious, connected rooms designed especially for our youngest children.
With plenty of opportunities to explore, learn and develop, plus direct access to our nursery garden, babies enjoy a safe and engaging start to their learning journey.
For more information, please contact us through our website.
11/06/2026
Little friendships can build big confidence. π
This blog explores how regular nursery attendance helps children develop emotional intelligence through familiar routines, trusted adults, outdoor discovery and everyday moments of sharing, turn-taking and problem-solving. From garden adventures to strong bonds with their key person, children build the confidence, empathy and resilience that support them now and as they grow towards school. πΏ
Read the full blog here: https://nurseryrhymesleicester.co.uk/social-butterflies-how-frequent-attendance-builds-emotional-intelligence-2/.
09/06/2026
What helps children feel truly confident at nursery? Often, it is the little things repeated consistently each week π
In our latest blog, we talk about how regular attendance supports emotional security, deeper learning and stronger friendships through familiar routines and shared experiences. From outdoor learning to group play, every nursery day helps children grow in different ways.
Take a read of our blog here:
https://nurseryrhymesleicester.co.uk/the-science-of-routine-why-5-days-is-better-than-2-for-early-development-2/
05/06/2026
Some of the sweetest friendships begin during everyday nursery moments - building towers together, sharing stories at circle time or exploring outdoors side by side π
When children attend nursery more regularly, they have more opportunities to build strong bonds, feel part of the group and grow in confidence with familiar friends around them.
Those consistent connections help children feel secure, happy and excited to learn each day.
Contact us to talk about increasing your childβs nursery sessions:
https://nurseryrhymesleicester.co.uk/knighton/contact-us/
29/05/2026
Children do not just learn at nursery - they build confidence, friendships and a sense of belonging β¨
Our newest blog looks at how attending nursery 3-5 days a week can help children feel more secure, settled and ready to explore the world around them. We share how familiar routines, repeated experiences and strong social connections all support healthy early development.
Check it out:
https://nurseryrhymesleicester.co.uk/the-science-of-routine-why-5-days-is-better-than-2-for-early-development-2/
22/05/2026
Children gain so much from being part of nursery life throughout the week π
More frequent attendance gives children extra opportunities to build friendships, develop routines and take part in enriching activities that support every area of learning. From creative exploration to outdoor play and story time, each day offers something valuable and exciting.
We are passionate about helping children feel happy, secure and ready to flourish. π
Book a tour and see our nurturing environment in action:
https://nurseryrhymesleicester.co.uk/knighton/book-a-tour/
19/05/2026
We encourage independence in everyday tasks.
From tidying up after play to chopping their own fruit at snack time, children are supported to do things for themselves in a safe and encouraging way. These small moments help build confidence, coordination and a real sense of achievement.
Itβs all about giving children the time and space to try, learn and grow at their own pace. π
See more about how we encourage independence on our website:
https://nurseryrhymesleicester.co.uk/knighton/
15/05/2026
Did you know children often settle faster, build stronger friendships and grow in confidence when they attend nursery more regularly? π
In our latest blog, we explore why consistency and routine play such an important role in early childhood development. From emotional security to school readiness, a fuller nursery week can support children in so many meaningful ways.
It is a lovely read for parents considering increasing their childβs sessions. πΏ
Read it here:
https://nurseryrhymesleicester.co.uk/the-science-of-routine-why-5-days-is-better-than-2-for-early-development-2/
04/05/2026
Children learn best when they are free to explore, question and follow their own interests π±
At our nursery, we place a strong focus on curiosity, independence and child-initiated learning through our EYFS practice. This means children are encouraged to make choices, lead their own play and develop confidence in their own ideas.
Every day is filled with opportunities for discovery, creativity and meaningful learning, all supported by caring practitioners who guide and extend their experiences. π
We believe these early moments of independence help build confident, capable learners for the future.
Check out our website to discover our learning environment:
https://nurseryrhymesleicester.co.uk/knighton/