Folly Farm Day Nursery

Folly Farm Day Nursery Folly Farm operates as an Early Years Setting caring and teaching children from 6 months-5 years We are very proud to have a dedicated team of professionals.

Folly Farm has been established as a day nursery in Tickenham for over 25 years. We provide a friendly and caring environment where children and families are warmly welcomed. Given the team of professionals at Folly Farm Day Nursery, we are able to provide high quality childcare and education. Children are cared for in rooms that are individually designed for their learning and play activities. Mo

vement between rooms during the day is an important way in which we ensure a homely atmosphere, which in turn encourages children to explore and learn both inside and outside of our nursery, whilst safety and security are maintained. The routine of our days are not rigid; our policy is one of flexibility to allow for the individual needs of any child.

03/07/2026

*Sickness bug/ Summer Fayre* 🦠

We continue to have our sickness bug going around nursery. We are doing everything we can to limit the spread of this bug.
Please can we advise all parents to take extra precautions and please only attend the summer Fayre if you are out of the 48 hour window from their or your last bout.
Kind regards
The Folly Farm Team

03/07/2026

Please read-
Currently our internet is down which means our emails and our phone line is currently not working . We are working hard to rectify this and get back to you all in due course.

Parking for the summer Fayre: all parents and staff will need to park in the fields at the bottom of the nursery which is adjacent to the road . There will be parking Marshalls to guide you all where to park. We can not allow families to work in the nursery car park due to the ice cream van visiting us and making space for the band and their equipment.

If your child/ family have been off this week due to the sickness bug, please ensure you adapt the 48 hour rule in regards to your attendance to the summer Fayre so we can continue to limit the spread of this bug.

Thank you all for your understanding.

01/07/2026

Important Notice to Our Baby Barn Families 💚

We wanted to make all of our families aware that there is currently a sickness bug going around in our Baby Barn room.

Please be assured that we are doing everything we can to help eliminate the spread. Our team is carrying out enhanced cleaning and disinfecting throughout the day, encouraging good hand hygiene, and following all of our infection control procedures to keep everyone as safe as possible.

We kindly ask all parents and carers to support us by following our 48-hour sickness policy. If your child has experienced sickness or diarrhoea, they must remain at home for 48 hours after their last episode before returning to nursery. This is one of the most effective ways to prevent the bug from spreading further.

Thank you for your understanding, support, and cooperation. By working together, we can help keep our children, families, and staff healthy. 💚

A huge congratulations to our wonderful Deputy Manager Ellie, and her husband Charlie who recently got married 💍🤍We are ...
26/06/2026

A huge congratulations to our wonderful Deputy Manager Ellie, and her husband Charlie who recently got married 💍🤍

We are so happy for you and wish you and Charlie a lifetime filled with love, happiness, laughter, and unforgettable memories together.

Enjoy every moment of this special new chapter
Love from all of us at Folly farm day nursery✨

26/06/2026

A huge thank you to our amazing Early Years team for all your hard work, care, and dedication this week during the extreme heatwave.
Your commitment to keeping our children safe, happy, fed, hydrated and supported has been incredible and truly appreciated. We’re so grateful for everything you do 💛☀️

With temperatures soaring across the UK, it’s important to remember that not all children recognise when their bodies ar...
23/06/2026

With temperatures soaring across the UK, it’s important to remember that not all children recognise when their bodies are becoming too hot.

Children with interoceptive differences may not notice feelings of thirst, overheating, or discomfort. They might keep running, playing, or wearing extra layers long after their body is telling them to cool down.

Regular drink reminders, access to shade, cooling breaks, and water-rich foods such as watermelon, melon, oranges, grapes, and strawberries can make a real difference during periods of extreme heat.

The image includes download instructions for A Bitesize Guide to Interoception.

22/06/2026
This is our Baby Barn lost property. Please come and have a look by the Baby barn gate next to the office when you colle...
20/05/2026

This is our Baby Barn lost property. Please come and have a look by the Baby barn gate next to the office when you collect your child and take what is yours.

Thankyou to all the families who came to our coffee morning on Saturday, it was lovely to see you all ☺️And thankyou to ...
26/04/2026

Thankyou to all the families who came to our coffee morning on Saturday, it was lovely to see you all ☺️
And thankyou to our amazing team for making it happen.
Hope you had a lovely time playing ☺️☕️🍰🌳

Address

Clevedon Road
Tickenham
BS216RY

Opening Hours

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

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