Gosforth Nursery

Gosforth Nursery would like to wish all our children and their families a Happy New Year 2026! Attached are a few photos of the end of 2025 - Christmas trip to Fenwick's window, Santa visit and Christmas dinner.

Brilliant news! Gosforth Nursery are hiring 3x qualified Level 3 Childcare Practitioners. A great opportunity for suitable candidates to support and develop children 0-5 years old in this fantastic small nursery. Must be qualified and have a sound knowledge of what it takes to support children in their development. Use the link to apply now.

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Meet the Team.

Meet Angelica.

Angelica is our go-to lady for all things Spanish and Colombian; she prides herself on her heritage and enjoys sharing facts and foods with us here at Gosforth.
Angelica is based in our Daisies room, where she works endlessly to form bonds and support the little ones during their transitions into our nursery.

When Angelica is not at work, she enjoys walking her dog, spending time with her family and cooking. She is also a keen cleaner and ensures the highest standards of cleanliness for those in her care.

Polite reminder,

Tomorrow is the final collection for Mission Christmas – CashforKids donations.

Could we please ask that any donations be handed in promptly so that we can drop them off in good time for Christmas.

Thank you.

Meet the Team.

Meet Katia.

Some of you may recognise Katia from another local nursery, which has recently closed, PEGS.

Katia is a ray of positivity with a zest for life. She has recently qualified as a level 3 early years practitioner and taken the leap working with our Daisies.
From day one, Katia has worked closely to settle and comfort our newer additions and has created tight bonds with the children in the room.

In Katia's spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, swimming and trying delicious foods from around the world.

Fun fact, Katia is Brazilian with Japanese descendants and is now residing in the UK, so you could say, she is worldwide.

The Buttercups and Bluebells have been challenging their fine motor skills a they snip and chop various lengths of spaghetti.

The children have been practising how to grasp scissors correctly, and through the use of vocabulary, identify the size and length of the pasta. For example, long and short, big and small.

Through specific activities, we aim to support the children in discovering their dominant hand and developing their capabilities when holding and operating finer objects and resources.

Meet the team.

Meet Rachel.

Rachel is a bubbly, fun-loving staff member with a contagious laugh, based in our Buttercups room. She adores working with the children and thrives on watching them progress and reach milestones, no matter how big or small.
Rachel loves to sing and dance and has a passion for all things Disney, especially Stitch.

In her free time, Rachel loves spending time with her family and has recently welcomed a new addition, her baby niece.

Polite reminder.

Children are welcome to nursery on Monday the 27th of October in fancy dress attire as Gosforth Nursery celebrates Halloween.

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Meet Lucy.

Lucy is usually the first face you will see on a morning and is based in our Buttercups room. She thrives on creative activities and loves to plan activities that support the children's interests.
Lucy loves to be out in nature and will often take the children on adventures within the local community.

When Lucy is not at work, she enjoys spending time with her two children and partner and, in her own time, breaking a sweat at the gym.

Playdough fun!

The Daisies have been exploring their fine motor and sensory skills as they've rolled, squished and prodded the playdough.

Within the Daisies room, the staff work endlessly to provide age-appropriate activities to support their little ones' development needs.
Using playdough as a base, the staff encourage key words and phrases to develop communication and language skills. They also encourage physical development as they mirror how to grasp and manoeuvre different tools within play.

The Daisies are always so excited to join in and explore.