Nursery Hours

We are a local authority-maintained Nursery providing high-quality early education for children from the age of three in a safe and caring environment.

The vision and values of Longmoor are the same for our Nursery. We support the children in our care to become confident, self-motivated and independent learners and offer a stimulating environment with a mix of adult-led and child-initiated activities.

We follow the Statutory Framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage and our exciting and diverse curriculum which is constantly evolving covers a diverse range of subjects that spark the children’s interests.

Our expansive outside area provides an exciting and stimulating environment allowing the children to use their imagination, creativity and curiosity to lead the way in their own learning.

We run a number of stay-and-play sessions throughout the year where parents and carers are invited into school to take part in activities with their child based around a specific area of learning.

If you are entitled to 15 hours free childcare, we offer:

  • 8:30 - 11:30 (15 hour morning sessions)

or

  • 12:15 - 3:15 (15 hour afternoon sessions)

To check eligibility please click here. 

If you are entitled to 30 hours free childcare, we offer:

  • 8:30 - 2:30 (30 hour all day sessions)

Extra wrap-around sessions are available to purchase from 2:30-3:15 (for 'all day children' who wish to do longer hours).

Breakfast Club  

Nursery runs a Breakfast Club (7.45am to start of Nursery) until the start of School or Nursery.

We provide a choice of cereal, fruit or toast on arrival, followed by a choice of fun activities. Contact the school office to book a regular place.

After-School Club

After-School Club operates from the close of School or Nursery until 5.45pm. The children will be taken to the After-School Club provision (Infant Hall) to be registered on arrival. We provide a nutritious snack followed by a choice of carefully planned activities, created around a theme of fun and stimulation, suited to the age range and development stage of each child.

These activities include arts & crafts, board games, books, cookery, story adventures, sporting activities, computer use, relaxation area and support with homework

The best way to see what we are about is to come for a visit. Please contact the school office on to arrange this.