Manager Louise Hobbs says, ‘There is strong demand for quality childcare in the area, particularly as one local pre-school has recently closed. Willows Farm Village is already a strong local attraction for parents and our three weekends of preview evenings in December have succeeded in getting the nursery off to a flying start.’
Ms Hobbs says that it was important to create a home-from-home feel and with this in mind the nursery has two separate entrances for the under-threes and pre-schoolers respectively. Rooms are large and spacious, leading to a pre-school garden and baby garden. ‘The pre-school garden has a large sandpit, water facilities and a wigwam. There are also great facilities for parents, with a coffee lounge and library area,’ says Ms Hobbs.
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