The two new settings have both been fully renovated: one was a former church, and the other a sea cadet outpost. Architects have re-designed the space and they each contain adventure gardens, specialist art and sensory areas, and parent cafes.
In Twickenham, several of the playrooms have direct access to the garden, which is packed full of features including a water zone, giant sandpit, allotment and mud kitchen.
At the Church Street nursery in Stoke Newington, the specialist activity rooms contain the latest air purifying technology.
The group, which has grown to six nurseries since launching in 2017, has ambitious expansion plans to reach more children and families through 80 sites in London and the Home Counties within the next five years.
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