Red Robins Nannery

Red Robins Nannery We are a childcare provider based in Boothville. We have been rated Good by Ofsted. We are registered with Ofsted to offer childcare on a domestic site.

Hi, my name is Corinna, I live in Boothville, Northampton and own Red Robins Nannery. The difference between this Nannery opposed to other Childminders or nurseries is that we are still able to offer the welcoming, friendly and homely comforts to your child but with the addition of a large outdoor space and multiple rooms to explore with a structured, organised day offering excellent recourses for all age groups. The children who come to the Nannery will have care, stimulation and FUN!! The Nannery concept concentrates on life skills and being an active learning. The Nannery plans activities for the children to encourage all round development. These learning opportunities are incorporated in their play. Although having a structured day the Nannery is not a Nursery. Red Robins Nannery offers a service that falls between that offered by a childminder and that of a nursery. How Red Robins runs the Childcare Service
The Childcare and service provided is monitored by Ofsted. We provide the children with a happy, safe, clean and stimulating environment. We plan weekly and monthly activities to fulfil the children’s physical and intellectual requirements but above all ensure they have FUN!!! We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and offer an online learning journal for parents via EY Log, this allows parents/carers to see instantly what their child is learning and participating in at the nunnery. Language and literacy
Children have access to role play, computers and materials to mark make throughout the day. We read to children both as individuals and as a group. Each day the children will be encouraged to join in singing and rhyme time. When children show interest we encourage them to develop early literacy skills and above all acting as a positive role model, continually talking to the children all day long. We also encourage our parents to take on a keen interest to read to their children at home, we have a variety of books to use at home from our ‘Home Library’. Personal and Social Development
We encourage the children to develop their self-esteem and confidence by creating an environment where children feel safe, secure and valued. The children will be taught independence and to preserve through encouragement and praise. We also celebrate a variety of festivals such as Christmas as well as celebrating children’s birthdays. These encourage children to show respect and understanding of people from different cultures and with different beliefs. Children’s personal and social development underpins everything we do within the Nannery. To build on Children’s self-confidence, self-esteem and own identity as well as mixing with other children in the setting. Babies in my care
Children under the age of 2 years are very special to nannery. We offer a flexible daily routine to reflect their home patterns and suit the parents. The nunnery ensures your child is given a safe space to sleep and monitored throughout. We record information such as how much they have drunk, what they have eaten, how long they have slept, details of nappy changes and what activities they have participated in on the child’s EY Log (online learning journal) which parents have access to daily. Cuddles and attention will help your baby feel safe, secure and comfortable. They will grow up better able to communicate and interact with children of all age groups. Parent Partnership
The Nannery works closely with parents/carers, children and other agencies to make sure we are providing the best care available for the children in order to ensure they reach their full potential. Each child has their own learning journal where their key person follows their progress and shares with the parent. When your child leaves us or transitions into school the parents are able to keep all the photos as a memory of their time at Red Robins. Written progress reviews taking into account the Early Years Foundation Stage are produced regularly. Parents will have the opportunity to discuss and share knowledge of their child’s development on a regular basis via EY Log or key person meetings. Meals & Nappies
Meals differ day to day to ensure a healthy balanced diet. They are also encouraged to eat fresh fruit and vegetables as snacks throughout the day. Special dietary requirements can be catered for; fresh drinking water is available throughout the day but parents must provide a labelled drinking bottle. Parents supply nappies, creams, and wipes for their own child. We also ask that parents provide a change of clothes in a name bag for their child just in case of toilet accidents, messy activities, or wet play outside. If you wish to provide your child with a toothbrush, we will encourage oral health and brush their teeth after mealtimes. Please provide weather appropriate supplies such as named hats and sun cream as necessary. More information about the Nannery
Opening Times: Monday - Friday 8.00am-6.00pm (planned closure of 4 weeks a year)
Fees: Fees are worked a month in advanced at a charge of £5.50 per hour. Deposit fee: £100 (£50 refunded from your last invoice and £50 non-refundable)
Meals:
Non-funded children – no additional charge
Funded children: £2.00 a day

What next? If you wish to know more about the Nannery contact [email protected] or call us on
We understand it may be stressful for a child and parent/carer when a child starts a setting for the first time. I therefore offer two trial sessions usually an hour at a time to ease them in gently.

This week we checked on our runner beans that have been growing, we were very excited to find that some of them were spr...
31/03/2022

This week we checked on our runner beans that have been growing, we were very excited to find that some of them were sprouting shoots 🌱 We have been reading Jack and the Bean stalk this week and imagining our bean stalks growing up to a castle just like Jacks did.

Also this week we have focused on taking about People Who Help us and how they help us to stay happy, safe and healthy. We’ve looked at Vets, Doctors, Dentists, farmers, hairdressers and teachers just to name a few 🤓

For those children starting their journey in reception soon we have been working hard on forming recognisable letters and building on their hand muscles ✍🏻

29/03/2022

Families eligible for Tax-Free Childcare can receive up to £2,000 a year for each child, to help with the costs of childcare. This includes:

️🍽 breakfast clubs
👶 nurseries
🎨 after-school clubs

To learn more, visit: www.gov.uk/tax-free-childcare

📚 “A Very Curious Bear” Our focus this week has been encouraging the children to ask “ WHY❓” and continuing our Spring g...
09/03/2022

📚 “A Very Curious Bear”

Our focus this week has been encouraging the children to ask “ WHY❓” and continuing our Spring growing theme 🌱

The children have been practising their fine motor skills using a variety of tools in different textures, making marks and developing coordination 🥕🍴🍃

Outside the sun has been shining so we have been able to draw around our shadows, big and small 👤

Potion making has been popular in the water, using coloured water and herbs from around the garden to make “magic medicine” 🧪

Growing 🌱Spring has sprung at Red Robins today ☀️We have started our growing topic today by planting some onions, potato...
08/03/2022

Growing 🌱

Spring has sprung at Red Robins today ☀️

We have started our growing topic today by planting some onions, potatoes and garlic outside 🥔🧅🧄
Tomorrow we will water them 💦 and continue to watch them grow in the hope that later on this year we will be able to dig them up and have a little taste of our own home grown vegetables!

Inside we learnt about different vegetables and fruits and what they need to grow 💦☀️ We have planted green beans and cress, the children are very excited…. and impatient to watch them grow 🤣

Red Robins is live on Google 🎉We would be really greatful if any of our past and present parents could spare 2 minutes t...
05/03/2022

Red Robins is live on Google 🎉

We would be really greatful if any of our past and present parents could spare 2 minutes to leave us a review ✔️

Thank you all for your continued support

Wᴏʀʟᴅ Bᴏᴏᴋ Week  📚In 2022, we are celebrating the 25th anniversary of World Book Day – with the message for all children...
02/03/2022

Wᴏʀʟᴅ Bᴏᴏᴋ Week 📚

In 2022, we are celebrating the 25th anniversary of World Book Day – with the message for all children ‘𝕪𝕠𝕦 𝕒𝕣𝕖 𝕒 𝕣𝕖𝕒𝕕𝕖𝕣‘!

For books to borrow for free, reading recommendations and family reading events view your local library services.

We explored many different well known stories, and engaged in activities such as creating Stick Man character, story sequencing practising our scissor control, measuring Goldilock’s porridge using mathematical language and feeding the very hungry caterpillar by warming up our finger muscles!

Thank you to all those children who brought in their favourite book for us to share at group time 🐽🦖🐻

Pancake Day 🥞 The children listened well to the instructions and took turns to add the ingredients. 🥚🥛🥄We counted the eg...
01/03/2022

Pancake Day 🥞

The children listened well to the instructions and took turns to add the ingredients. 🥚🥛🥄We counted the eggs, watched the numbers on the scale change and stopped when pouring the milk into the jug at the right measure 👨🏻‍🍳

We have been reading the story Mr Wolf’s Pancakes this week and the children were able to retell the ingredients from the story that we needed to make our pancakes 🐺📚

We also looked at Daffoldils, identifying their colour and particular characteristics of the flower to raise awareness of St David’s Day 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

The Very Hungry Caterpillar 🐛This week we have been exploring all things mini beats 🕷🍁🐜We also started on prepping our g...
25/02/2022

The Very Hungry Caterpillar 🐛

This week we have been exploring all things mini beats 🕷🍁🐜

We also started on prepping our garden for Spring planting 🤞🏻 We even found some potatoes from our last season 🥔

Introducing our story for the next few weeks, we’ve read and recapped The Very Hungry Caterpillar, started to develop understanding of the mathematical language through out the story and to investigate a simple life - cycle 🦋

Our children are more than welcome to come in dressed up and bring in their favourite book for us to read for Wolrd Book...
23/02/2022

Our children are more than welcome to come in dressed up and bring in their favourite book for us to read for Wolrd Book Day 📚

Struggling for ideas, see the link below 👍🏻

World Book day is coming! Have a look at this link for some ideas to help plan your child’s costume.

Please share your ideas and tips for costumes too for other parents and carers. Please include ideas for outfits that can be easily made with things you already have at home 🏡

https://www.worldbookday.com/dressing-up-ideas/

Address

82 Lumbertubs Lane
Northampton
NN36AH

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+447575923481

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