At Teepee Day Nursery, we focus on play-based activities rather than formal writing in early years, allowing children to develop essential motor skills and core strength at their own pace. This approach builds a strong foundation for confident writing when they’re ready. Read more about our early literacy philosophy in our latest blog!
Discover how schema play and storytelling enrich early learning in our latest blog post. We introduce our new core books collection paired with interactive story sacks that foster creativity, language skills, and emotional growth in young children. Dive into a world of immersive learning today!
Discover the power of In the Moment Planning (ITMP), where children's natural curiosity drives their learning. By focusing on individual interests, we create personalised, engaging, and flexible learning experiences that adapt to each child's needs and developmental stages
In our nursery, we believe in unlocking the full potential of every child through the Five to Thrive approach. Join us as we delve into responsive caregiving, nurturing relationships, and meaningful interactions that lay the foundation for lifelong success and well-being. Learn how our tailored practices and comprehensive training empower our team to create enriching experiences for young learners, fostering growth and connection every step of the way.
We're thrilled to announce that Teepee Day Nursery is undergoing SchemaPlay training this year, aiming for accreditation from the SchemaPlay Community Interest Company.
Schemas, patterns of repeated actions in children's play, are crucial for understanding their world. By recognising and leveraging schemas, we aim to enhance learning experiences across our curriculum.
Stay tuned for updates as we embrace SchemaPlay at Teepee, committed to providing top-quality early childhood education. Join us on this transformative journey!
Discover how Teepee's award-winning commitment to inclusive education prioritises effective communication in adaptable spaces, fostering enhanced learning and social inclusion.
The benefits of taking a common sense approach to allowing children to take risks in their play.
This blog explores what we mean when we say well-being for young children and what can we do at home to encourage a healthy sense of well-being for our young children.
Read our short blog on supporting young children's speech through a rich language environment and simple strategies that you can use at home.