At Delma Nursery, we follow a community-based and child-centric approach where we focus on helping the child achieve their developmental milestones by collaborating with parents. We focus on building every child’s personality by equipping them with skills that makes them independent and confident members of society. To do this, we provide children with a safe, secure and stimulating environment where children build self esteem and develop problem solving skills through structured play.
Our Nursery practitioners act as facilitators in every child’s growth, giving them the freedom to decide what, how and when to learn.
Our activities is aligned with the EYFS(Early Years Foundation Stage) framework, which focuses on key areas of learning and development.
By integrating yoga and free play into our program, we aim to create a balanced and enriching experience for children, supporting their physical, emotional, and cognitive growth while encouraging a love for learning and self-discovery.
This policy fosters meaningful social interactions and helps children build essential skills without the use of screens.
At Delma Nursery, we prioritize the safety and well-being of all individuals within our facility, and our CCTV-monitored environment plays a vital role in creating a secure and nurturing space for children to learn and grow.
Our transport facilities provide a reliable and secure means of transportation, ensuring that children arrive at the nursery safely and on time.
At Delma Nursery, we offer a variety of exciting and enriching special features, including nursery events and field trips. These activities are designed to enhance children's learning experiences and create lasting memories.
A nursery program refers to an educational program specifically designed for young children, typically between the ages of 2 and 4. It serves as an early learning foundation that prepares children for formal schooling and focuses on their overall development.
Foundation Stage 1 (FS1), also known as Nursery or Pre-Nursery, is an early childhood education stage that typically caters to children between the ages of 3 and 4. It serves as an important transitional period before children enter more structured formal schooling.
Extended care, also known as extended day or after-school care, refers to additional childcare services provided outside of regular school hours. It is designed to accommodate the needs of working parents or guardians who require care for their children beyond the typical school day.
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