Children and families minister and Stratford-on-Avon MP Nadhim Zahawi visited Bright Kids Studley for the opening of the ‘Chalet’.
The new building offers extra space and improved facilities.
It is clad in wood to fit the natural feel of the nursery and includes a bespoke storage unit, a cosy space and den, staff room and office, as well as a multi-functional room for the nursery and for stay-and-play sessions.
The new space was built by nursery refurbishment company The New Factory, whose director, Tom Shea, also runs Child First Nurseries.
Mr Zahawi said, ‘I had a brilliant time on my visit to Bright Kids. The new Chalet is a fantastic space and it was obvious how much the children and staff were enjoying it.’
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